SF Switch Gear

[Kopfjager]

[DucHead]

I have the left SF switch on my Bandit.  I used the menu buttons for the Motogadget gauge.  Is that what you did?

[Kopfjager]

I have the left SF switch on my Bandit.  I used the menu buttons for the Motogadget gauge.  Is that what you did?

I don't work on the bike, but it is all run through the M-unit. I'll get you an answer.

[DucHead]

I don't work on the bike, but it is all run through the M-unit. I'll get you an answer.

No need.  How do you scroll through your gauge menu?

[Kopfjager]

No need.  How do you scroll through your gauge menu?

The button above the turn signal switch.

[DucHead]

The button above the turn signal switch.

10-4

[take risks]

That bike is toooooo cleannnnnn!

[carbmon]

What is the source of the switches, please?

I've followed the link to the M Unit but can't seem to find the switches themselves.

Thanks!

[Detroit117]

What is the source of the switches, please?

I've followed the link to the M Unit but can't seem to find the switches themselves.

Thanks!

S.F. - Street Fighter

Reference:

[carbmon]

S.F. - Street Fighter

Aha!  thanks!

Those do look sharp 

[JohnEE]

Those look soo clean. Better than the tumors that the current ones are. Might have to wire some up 

[carbmon]

Is the lt/rt turn signal switch on the SF a self-centering momentary contact switch (in other words, essentially the same as two push buttons that can only be operated one at a time)?

[Speeddog]

Is the lt/rt turn signal switch on the SF a self-centering momentary contact switch (in other words, essentially the same as two push buttons that can only be operated one at a time)?

I suspect it's 3; a left, right, and cancel.

[carbmon]

I suspect it's 3; a left, right, and cancel.

Thanks, but how 'bout someone who has one and knows for sure....I can wait for an informed answer

[DRKWNG]