which switchgear to use?

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which switchgear to use?

Post by BigLT » Mon Jun 06, 2011 8:31 pm

I have decided to put the bike (1982 Katana 750) I bought for parts on the road as its too good to break (so one project becomes two :roll: )

The switchgear is mismatched and useless. Original working stuff is rare and seems to be pricey and there are various unoriginal bits on the bike anyway. Lots of people have suggested ideal alternatives, but my sieve-like brain means I can't remember what they are.

Any suggestions of easily available, easy fitting alternatives please.

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Liam
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Re: which switchgear to use?

Post by Nigelkat » Mon Jun 06, 2011 9:33 pm

bandit and sv swichgear fits reasonably easily
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Re: which switchgear to use?

Post by Katgeezer » Tue Jun 07, 2011 3:35 pm

Yup,Bandit is a fairly usual swap.
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Re: which switchgear to use?

Post by BigLT » Tue Jun 07, 2011 6:21 pm

Thanks, I managed to check the RHS one and that works fine so I'll clean it up. The LHS one has bits missing, so I'll have a look you-know-where.

Isn't there a GSXR one that doesn't have a choke lever?
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