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  1. That’s an excellent idea I hadn’t seen anything like this before !
  2. Hi Stu, Thanks for reply. Yeah I might get used to it, but so far it’s a pain…in daylight I can’t see the light in the Speedo so I’m struggling to see if I’ve managed to cancel the indicator whereas an actual switch is much simpler. Just asking as if I’m swapping switches out anyway I’d rather swap them for something else… I don’t mind rewiring so long as it’s not an absolute nightmare. Not sure if a standard switch would even work with it or would it need a different relay too?
  3. Hi Guys, Mainly thinking out loud with this so apologies if it’s a stupid question. Keeway superlight, with the push on off indicators on each handlebar, I can’t get used to this set up. Its a 2016 version, no fancy electronics. The start button is a bit dodgy anyway so if I’m changing that, would swapping the switches (all of them) with those from another bike be easy, or more bother than it’s worth ?
  4. Slight anticlimax on this, but not complaining. took the cover off the switch just enough to see in behind the button, sprayed some wd40 (maybe wrong choice but it’s what I had) in behind the button onto where the contacts are… put it back together and after about ten minutes of pressing it it’s now working every time. Dunno if I can expect it to play up again soon but at least I know for sure it was/is just the button.
  5. Exactly what I realised halfway through trying to remove it. Decided to leave it on. Does anyone know if it’ll come off in one piece or am I gonna be chasing springs ? Also what’s this part called ? It’s on the right bar and has the kill switch, starter button and right indicator.
  6. Thank you. I’ll see if YouTube can help me out with that.
  7. Hi Folks, So, recently bought a keeway superlight with the intention of passing my cbt (again) and seeing it through this time. bike seems good mechanically, started right off the button the first few times, then started showing some sort of electrical problem with the starter. Continues to start off the kick starter usually on the first kick. But the push button either starts, causes the solenoid to click, or does nothing. So far, I’ve replaced the battery, replaced the solenoid, took the starter motor off and connected it straight to the battery (spins perfectly)… today I discovered the button, when pushed very slowly/gradually has a spot where it seems to connect and fires, but it’s so sensitive that it’s easy to miss… ie if I push past it the solenoid will click and nothing else , but if I then let it out very slowly it will sometimes catch (and start) on the way back out. But this is all very hit or miss. Sometimes the starter will turn over vigorously, sometimes it’ll be sluggish. This was with both the old and new battery and I fully charged both. So, now thinking faulty switch, or a bad connection somewhere but figured I’d ask some advice before I end up replacing everything on the bike. Also I don’t want to pull the switch apart and end up unable to put it back together . Not sure what’s going on under the cover and I haven’t found a diagram that I’m able to read. Sorry for the long winded explanation, but if I’m missing something obvious or if anyone has any suggestions I’d love to hear your thoughts.
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