Reiterating: Check your Headpost Wiring Looms...
Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 10:46 pm
I have learned so much fascinating information about my 2002 RR from you all, and enjoy making the improvements many of you have done and advocated (including recently upgrading my cam chain tensioner). One of the things I've read about is damaged wires running along both sides of the headpost; when I checked mine carefully, I saw the outer rubber covering was ripped and torn in several places, notably wherever it passed under cable tie-wraps. Fortunately, non of the wiring inside had chafed through (yet) and was still dry (I hate riding in the rain - still) so I doubled taped it and and encased it in plastic automotive-style loom that provides anti-chafe protection.
Thank you all for contributing your wisdom to this forum. I hope this reitieration of your previous contributions motivates those who haven't yet done so to check your headpost wiring to keep from frying something important at an inopportune moment. (As if there would ever be an opportune moment to get fried!)
Thank you all for contributing your wisdom to this forum. I hope this reitieration of your previous contributions motivates those who haven't yet done so to check your headpost wiring to keep from frying something important at an inopportune moment. (As if there would ever be an opportune moment to get fried!)