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I'm using a set of the LED replacement headlamps sold by Cyclegear. They make a lot of light but here is my experience with them. I ride the Suzuki SV1000s and have a dual headlight assembly much like the faired FZ1. If you claim to have double the light output but scatter light right in front...

The pick-up coil and triggering are present?

I have been able to gather some information on this bike and it indeed is very much engineered electrically as the FZ6 circuits. The coils packs are fed from the kill (red) switch. The ECU toggles the coil pack negative primary windings from open to ground. The ECU runs the coil packs and fuel...

Does anyone have a Gen1 service manual with electrical schematic you could get to me? PM me for email address. If anyone can get me subsequent generations I would also appreciate those. I would imagine Yamaha approaches ECU management of spark the same way as the FZ6 which I'm versed in. If...

Awesome pics guys! What a beautiful area!

I haven't seen the bike since you've done the seat and polishing. What a difference! The bike looks bad asser and bad asser every time I see it! :cowboy:

Sorry for you loss! We just had a bike fatality close to home on Dec. 23rd. Very sad. Prayers and good thoughts to all. Sent from Moto's Droid using Tapatalk 2

LMAO!lolup

There are the places to eat here that are popular and well know touristy stops and then there are spots that are know for great food by the locals. There are many parts of SD to get to know and there are the fun sort of ambient places and then there are the less known but really good food...

Also NATi's for Mexican food. Bacon st ocean Beach Sent from Moto's Droid using Tapatalk 2

Little Italy has some nice restaurants. Apollonia in La Jolla for some Greek cuisine(I like their musaka) I've been hearing good stuff about a place called Bo-Beau Kitchen & Bar in Ocean Beach. My wife and I will check it out on Saturday! :cowboy: Where are you staying in SD? Edit...

Keep in mind most times the current required is just enough additional current from the helper battery to get the starter to crank the motor. The more dead the bike battery, the more current will have to pass from the helper battery to the bike battery. I believe most of these helper kits are...

the BT-023 is in your size range. Better mileage will a longer warm up time than the S-20 or BT-016 pro... Stickier than the BT-021.. Sent from Moto's Droid using Tapatalk 2

Yes! I've seen the change in members of our family that have come home. It's like it takes them time to get the whole person home. Love and understanding mean a whole lot. Reality can change very quickly out there as can living conditions and identity. Be kind and sentient to these people...

Easy choice from my "Poor Man's Ducati" :bowdown::bowdown:

Additionally you'll probably need the logic module that interfaces between the safety switches and ECU. The ignition switch itself may pass voltages to the logic module to give the ECU the go signal. If it's like the FZ6 you could use use a double pole single throw for ignition. :cowboy:

Congratulations! :wow:

We all take a spill now and then! The fact that she's ready to get right back on is a great sign. She's got a great teacher! :cowboy: Sent from Moto's Droid using Tapatalk 2

That's great news! Sent from Moto's Droid using Tapatalk 2

Make sure your battery is good. Batteries can develop a sulphate condition and then will not come to the voltage they were designed for. It will crank your bike over as if there is no problem but your charging system sees it differently. This condition can translate to a constant call for...