Not lane splitting can be hasadous to zx9s
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Not lane splitting can be hasadous to zx9s
Well after completing the protest got home turned the bike off then when to start it mmmm no power
tried it a few hours after and no problems
Any idears.Bike didnt get to hot top temp 103 then fan cut in back to 90.And wasnt hot when i got home either after riding from the city lane splitting all the way to greensbourough 
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Loose earth ?
Check where your negative battery terminal goes to (should screw into your motor somewhere or frame)
Or, by not lane splitting, the motor heated up too much and melted some casing of wires, and now it's just going to start going crazy from now on, like herbie but the bike version (ask nikos)
Check where your negative battery terminal goes to (should screw into your motor somewhere or frame)
Or, by not lane splitting, the motor heated up too much and melted some casing of wires, and now it's just going to start going crazy from now on, like herbie but the bike version (ask nikos)
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electrical gremlins are the best, they really flloat my boat 
coconuts had a similar problem to this once...turned out to be the ignition barrel
not much you can really do if its working ok now... but if she plays up again, go nuts with a multimeter and a piece of bridging wire
"when in doubt.... bridge it out"
coconuts had a similar problem to this once...turned out to be the ignition barrel
not much you can really do if its working ok now... but if she plays up again, go nuts with a multimeter and a piece of bridging wire
"when in doubt.... bridge it out"
I've had something similar once on a Yahama...that was a faulty ignition switch.
The guts of it is that a little piece of plastic that turns with the key inside the switch broke and the brass bits attached to the plastic bit only made contact with all the other brass bits (attached to another plastic bit) by chance.
Switch felt normal and it was a bitch to diagnose. At first an occasional "nothing" and gradually got worse. I let it go once I knew I had to jiggle the key around but one day it wouldn't go no matter what..

The guts of it is that a little piece of plastic that turns with the key inside the switch broke and the brass bits attached to the plastic bit only made contact with all the other brass bits (attached to another plastic bit) by chance.
Switch felt normal and it was a bitch to diagnose. At first an occasional "nothing" and gradually got worse. I let it go once I knew I had to jiggle the key around but one day it wouldn't go no matter what..
Just one more law and everyone will be safe.


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whip the seat off and check the battery voltage...
the fan and headlights from idling might have stopped it from charging up due to low revs...
so def check that first.. could be as simple as a charge of the battery.. or jump start and abit of a blat.. posibly d/c the backs of the head lights to conserve the current.
Dan
the fan and headlights from idling might have stopped it from charging up due to low revs...
so def check that first.. could be as simple as a charge of the battery.. or jump start and abit of a blat.. posibly d/c the backs of the head lights to conserve the current.
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Thanks for all your advise
Went for a blast after rehersals tonight and all went well so im thinking i will wait and see if it does it again or get it checked out next service.I did have a low beam light that was going on and off sometimes so changed that and cleaned connections.Hey dan have you still got that manual on cd that i was gonna get off you on pig and whistle run thinking i might need it the zx is not as simple as the z9
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Will have to check mate... But if your's is the same model as Rossi's then I believe we haven't sourced one as yet... Cause I think Rossi is still trying to find one.. F2 i think his is????
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