[leborico]

Hello everyone,

I'd like tu run my TW with simplified wiring, basically, I want to get rid of the security switches (clutch, peg...).

Is there a simple way to do it ?

can I just get rid of the cut off relays ? (ignition and starting)



Also, I want simplified controls on the handlebars (turn signals only), get rid of the starter, horn and the headlight will have its own switch mounted on.



I need advices before starting this

(Not advices about why I shouldn't do this but advices about HOW to do it

Thanks !!



Eric

 

[BuddyMc]

Did the same thing on my daughter's TTR. Essentially you'll simply find there is a "safety circuit loop" that runs to the pertinent switch (A to B back to A) (clutch lever, kickstand, etc) so you can remove the circuit loop represented by B in the example. You should find that when connect A directly to C things will work in the Old School way. I suggest working through removing one safety loop at a time to avoid getting confused.

 

[pgilles]

http://tw200forum.com/index.php?/topic/2895-starting-circuit-cut-out-relay-mixed-messages/page__view__findpost__p__30918 (scroll up within the link to view the complete diagram)

 

[srs713]

Check out the sticky threads at the top of this forum. You can download the service manuals then sit down with a pot of coffee and a printout of the wiring diagrams. You'll be able to figure out the colors of the wires you need to look for.

 

[the-wild-man]

I apologize for hijacking this thread, but my bike will start up and go, with the kick stand down. I almost wiped out at least once or twice, when I forgot to put it up before I took off. The safety cutoff feature has obviously been bypassed. What would I need to do to revert it back to it's original safety-rated operation?

 

[srs713]

I apologize for hijacking this thread, but my bike will start up and go, with the kick stand down. I almost wiped out at least once or twice, when I forgot to put it up before I took off. The safety cutoff feature has obviously been bypassed. What would I need to do to revert it back to it's original safety-rated operation?

First, check to see if the switch is just disconnected, or completely removed. Hopefully you don't need to buy a new one.



Second, find the wires. They may be still running down the frame & simply jumped. If they have been cut & removed higher, you'll need to find them by color code from the wiring diagram.



Third, start a new thread & we'll take it from there.