No, you wouldn't get thrown off the bike. The bike would coast but, in any case, not a situation you'd like to find yourself into. Thanks for the video. It's hard work. P.S. I suspect that the stripped cable within the ignition barrel, at the point of connection with the switch, was caused by the pulling of the cable downwards when it was caught by the handlebars turning.
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No, you wouldn't get thrown off the bike. The bike would coast but, in any case, not a situation you'd like to find yourself into. Thanks for the video. It's hard work. P.S. I suspect that the stripped cable within the ignition barrel, at the point of connection with the switch, was caused by the pulling of the cable downwards when it was caught by the handlebars turning.
Legend. I'm in dublin also and the timing of my finding your video is amazing. Thank you. My 990 is doing exactly that.
Hope it helps Mark. Best of luck 👍
полезное замечание, проверю у себя.
Thanks for sharing
How many km/mi and which model year of the bike?
Hi. It's a 2012 990 Adv with approx. 35,000kms on the clock.
@@darrenoconnor3402 only 35.000 kilometre?
Was it causeing a no spark issue for the bike ??
It was killing power to the whole bike when turning the handlebars, making slow manoeuvres.