Buzz through speakers
First, the RF amp installation instructions say to ground the amp to the frame; not the battery. They also say the ground wire shouldn't be longer than 30", so going to the battery exceeds that recommended length.
As previously mentioned, there is a grounding screw on the upper triple tree. It's relatively easy to access with the fairing cap removed.
Alternatively, and although it's slightly longer than 30", there are two grounding studs in front of the battery, just to the rear of the gas tank. One will have the cable from the battery negative terminal. Use the other one located nearby.
To exclude the BAL tail light as the culprit, disconnect the BAL tail light and see if you still get any "noise." Also try it with the OEM tail light installed.
Good luck with finding a solution.
Carl
As previously mentioned, there is a grounding screw on the upper triple tree. It's relatively easy to access with the fairing cap removed.
Alternatively, and although it's slightly longer than 30", there are two grounding studs in front of the battery, just to the rear of the gas tank. One will have the cable from the battery negative terminal. Use the other one located nearby.
To exclude the BAL tail light as the culprit, disconnect the BAL tail light and see if you still get any "noise." Also try it with the OEM tail light installed.
Good luck with finding a solution.
Carl
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