Why not fix it now while you are already in there and have it apart?
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What a novel idea! Cronos, if you can't fix it now, at the very least join those two o/w wires together so the bike doesn't cut out next time you ride thru fog bank! You can get replacement switches easily. When you get bored, go thru the wiring on the ignition circuit.
After this long journey, how do your tires look? and how did bike do crossing Rockies?
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I'm going to twist them together as soon as I get it back to my main crash pad, it's been sitting out on some back street for the last couple days, I'd rather do it in the familiar comfort of my friend's garage. The bike held up just fine the whole way here but a rear tire change out is definitely due, almost smooth in the center after so many highway miles out here. Utah was amazing and I highly recommend 12 which leads through escalante, beyond gorgeous.
Sounds like a great adventure- stay safe!!
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