Hand Brake Switch

[Captain]

Hey guys

 

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Anyway, I removed my hand brake cable and was just wondering what to do with the switch? Can I just strip the wires solder them together and that's that? Or am I missing something more complicated?

 

It would be the switch that plugs into the clutch lever assembly, and the bike won't rev when it's out.

 

Thanks,

Cheers.

[KaosBanshee44]

I just cut mine close to the brake rezzy and that's that. Won't hurt anything.

[Captain]

Sorry, I should've phrased it 'PARKING' brake. Will try change the heading.

 

The one on the clutch lever side.

[Captain]

Sorry, I should've phrased it 'PARKING' brake. Will try change the heading.

 

The one on the clutch lever side.

[BellicoseBanshee]

Just unplug the switch from the harness (connection is typically between the fuel tank and the radiator), and then buy a new clutch perch to eliminate all the parking brake nonsense. Cover the wire harness end of the plug to help keep the connector ends from corroding.

[Captain]

Thanks, Ill get the tank off tonight and check for the connection. :biggrin: Thought from the look of the switch, I would have to keep the circuit closed. But what I know about that is scary