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Had my bike for over a week. This weekend I changed out the grips. Rode to work yesterday and the red light came on. Stopped by the dealership and they said it's throwing an error code but didn't have time to look at it (of course). so I ran the diagnostics myself and it's this code: bcm b2262. I've searched all over and can't find anything on what this means. Anyone?
for future reference - I found out when I changed the grips on it, I did not get the brake switch housing back together right. It caused it to throw the code mentioned. All is good now.
for future reference - I found out when I changed the grips on it, I did not get the brake switch housing back together right. It caused it to throw the code mentioned. All is good now.
my bike is throwing the same code, i did pull my grips off to inspect something.. Going check them now..
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Bike throwing a code
