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YMRacing 05-09-2019 03:50 PM

Track Day...want lights out...
 
Thought this would be easy, take the fuses out, tape up the glass, then head out for a track day. When I take the 20a headlight fuse out, bike won't start...Do I have to remove the fairing, take out the bulbs? Same goes for the rear/brake light...

Thanks in advance.

xeris 05-09-2019 04:16 PM


Originally Posted by YMRacing (Post 410094)
Thought this would be easy, take the fuses out, tape up the glass, then head out for a track day. When I take the 20a headlight fuse out, bike won't start...Do I have to remove the fairing, take out the bulbs? Same goes for the rear/brake light...

Thanks in advance.

Reach in and pull the connector off the headlight. Do the same on the rear, but IIRC, you'll have to remove the rear cowling.

Wolverine 05-09-2019 06:00 PM


Originally Posted by xeris (Post 410095)
Reach in and pull the connector off the headlight. Do the same on the rear, but IIRC, you'll have to remove the rear cowling.

That's what I do.

Wolverine 05-09-2019 06:01 PM

Heed some advice, plastics for these machines aren't too easy to find. Throw some sliders on her first.

E.Marquez 05-10-2019 05:39 AM


Originally Posted by Wolverine (Post 410097)
Heed some advice, plastics for these machines aren't too easy to find. Throw some sliders on her first.

One step further, fit non cracked but rashed and painted stock or cheap chinese aftermarket or a race glass fairing for track days.

Slider only do so much and I've seen tons of damaged plastics with bikes that had sliders.

Fitting the cheap chinese plastics or race glass is only a pain once, after that it would be an another hour in preprp time added to your normal track day prep. Small price to pay for saving what in some cases , irreplaceable OEM plastics.

E.Marquez 05-10-2019 05:41 AM


Originally Posted by xeris (Post 410095)
Do the same on the rear, but IIRC, you'll have to remove the rear cowling.

I have replaced the bulbs and just unplugged the tail lights on my 2001 by just removing the seat.....So unless I relocated or modified the tail section in someway I don't remember in the past should be able to take care of tail lights with just seat removal

YMRacing 05-10-2019 04:06 PM

Thanks to all, ready to go.


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