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Clean engine cutoff, starter buttons
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It's always a good thing to break down and clean the insides of the switches once in awhile. Corrosion and gunk will build up on the contact points, potentially causing reliability issues like this. Also, after time, old grease inside the switch housing will start to stiffen up and slow the movement down on certain parts like the signal switch. "Make your bike feel new again with this one simple trick!"
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RE: Clean engine cutoff, starter buttons - by whizzle_dizzler_imp - 03-19-2021, 04:13 AM

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