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10-05-2009, 08:38am
Hey mate,
You will need to check to see if the switch on the side stand is normally open or closed, Meaning, when the side stand is down, does it make a circuit or break a circuit. Once you have done that, you can either bridge or disconnect the wires. The one on the clutch lever, is another safety device which stops you starting the bike with out the clutch being applied. Same goes for this switch too, either bridge or disconnect. I would try the disconnect option first, as its' safer. If when disconnected you get the same result as no clutch applied, then you will have to bridge those too!! Hope this helps!!
Simon
You will need to check to see if the switch on the side stand is normally open or closed, Meaning, when the side stand is down, does it make a circuit or break a circuit. Once you have done that, you can either bridge or disconnect the wires. The one on the clutch lever, is another safety device which stops you starting the bike with out the clutch being applied. Same goes for this switch too, either bridge or disconnect. I would try the disconnect option first, as its' safer. If when disconnected you get the same result as no clutch applied, then you will have to bridge those too!! Hope this helps!!
Simon