Lever start in place of starter solenoid.
#2
I have one.
It works perfectly.
The biggest drawback I can think of is if the engine stalls in traffic, you need to quickly get the bike in neutral so your left hand is free to operate the lever.
So the lever works great for me but I gotta admit the button is real nice to have if that system is working correctly.
Good luck with whatever you decide to do.
It works perfectly.
The biggest drawback I can think of is if the engine stalls in traffic, you need to quickly get the bike in neutral so your left hand is free to operate the lever.
So the lever works great for me but I gotta admit the button is real nice to have if that system is working correctly.
Good luck with whatever you decide to do.
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#8
Did you have to add any 5/16" washers to the lever start shaft to get the starter gear mesh set?
#9
I believe I did.
One thing I should mention, If while testing it you feel the lever isn't returning all the way to it's home position, try loosening the outer primary cover, and while re-tightening it lift up. I found that my starter gear shaft had a very minor alignment issue that caused the gear to "stick" to the shell gear (those little springs can only do so much). Chased that problem for a while until I figured it out.
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