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Tantrum992 22-Mar-2006 17:51

Side stand bypass kit
 
I found a site on e-bay that sells the bypass switch so i can run the engine with the stand down, has any body done this or used this type before? is there a better one to go for or does some one on here sell them ??

Cheers
Simon


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TPO-K... 410199QQrdZ1

[Edited on 22-3-2006 by Tantrum992]

chrisw 22-Mar-2006 18:21

I used one of these on my ST4S

http://www.bike-gizmos.com/bikegizmo...izmo-Flyer.PDF

It is better made than the one on ebay as all the fittings are Ducati style (not bullet connectors).

Price is around the same as the one on ebay. (couldn't get a price as their on line store is down)

http://www.bike-gizmos.com/bikegizmos/index.html

khushy 22-Mar-2006 18:29

all you have to do a re-route a single wire - I did my mates in about 5 mins!!!

Khushy

Jools 22-Mar-2006 19:17

Doesn't matter how good the kit is Tantrum, it all depends on how reliable the Ducati neutral switch is :pig:

KeefyB 22-Mar-2006 20:54

Quote:

Originally posted by Jools
Doesn't matter how good the kit is Tantrum, it all depends on how reliable the Ducati neutral switch is :pig:
How true!
The neutral switch on my Multichef is just starting to play up.Every now and then I need to pull in the clutch to get her started.Trouble is,sometimes it does'nt work when you have stopped in traffic and cuts the engine out.:mad:
Fuggin' Ducati's!

wogger 22-Mar-2006 21:08

Tantrum Si mate

This 'mod' don@t sound like your usual BLING.

raykay748R 22-Mar-2006 21:52

Never mind the kits, save yourself a heap of cash and short the wires together from the stand switch. Then junk the stand switch altogether. What a crap idea!!!!! ;)

Ian_km 23-Mar-2006 10:03

I have a kit like that fitted, sure there was someone on here selling them via ebay, original ducati connectors etc.

Only problem with shorting the wires is that you can ride away with the stand down, the kit I have maintains the cutout should the stand be down, well worth having IMHO.

Ray 23-Mar-2006 10:48

Several options for having the what I would say is the best option, being able to run the engine on the side stand but as soon as you select a gear, i.e the neutral light goes out with the stand down the motor cuts.
Spending £25 to £30 on a kit with the proper connectors to a few pence on components and some time. I went for the latter but also bought a kit as unless you spend a lot of time on a DIY job with the soldering iron, heat shrink sleeving etc it might look a bit Heath robinson.
Not fitted the kit yet, me DIY job has worked OK for over 2 years.

Ray

Ian Harris 23-Mar-2006 10:57

Quote:

Originally posted by Ian_km
I have a kit like that fitted, sure there was someone on here selling them via ebay, original ducati connectors etc.



Me to...very easy to fit, quality original connectors, works a treat...I'll see if I can find a link to his ebay shop


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