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Look familiar ?

Post by royster81 »

What do you think guys, a slight rewire and it'll fit

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Post by speedy231278 »

Do you say that from experience or in hope? Could be handy if it can be used, but then being Chinese I wuold expect it to be made from pretty cheap stuff, especially it's only £13!
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Yeah I live in hope.
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Post by thunderace »

You looking to convert to single switchgear then? :|
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Not sure about having the start button on that side. Would feel a little strange.
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I think he means to use it as the horn switch, just like on the original switchgear.

Only question I'd have is, is the red switch latching? If not it'd be no good for high/low beam.
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I presume you'd need to add two wires for the clutch switch too....?
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do you have a melted switch ?
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No not melted but its badly faded and the pass button is heavily road rashed and not working.
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Post by Cammo »

Rhory, I wouldn't waste my money on this Chinese part, and judging by the quality of your bikes you shouldn't either.

I think a better option would be to update to new, modern switchgear from a current honda model, the switchgear would look great from a new CB400, VTR250 etc. Just not sure on prices, where's Rick O when you need him...

Also, I'm planning on sticking nc35 lefthand switchgear on my nc30 over the x-mas break - some pin locations will need to be changed in the connector block no doubt. I'll do a write up for you if interested.
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