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I was out on my gen2 hitting some twisties today and on a very bumpy straight I went to pass a car. As I passed the car the throttle went dead, I couldn't shift up and the FI light was flashing. I shifted down through the gears, pulled over and shut off the ignition. As I took off my gloves and helmet I noticed the killswitch was in the off position.
I didn't hit the switch myself so how the hell did it happen??? Could an extremely bumpy road trigger the switch? Is there some sort of failsafe that triggers the killswitch to avoid some sort of catastrophic failure? Some sort of electrical problem? Or a freak occurance?
Any info would be appreciated.
I didn't hit the switch myself so how the hell did it happen??? Could an extremely bumpy road trigger the switch? Is there some sort of failsafe that triggers the killswitch to avoid some sort of catastrophic failure? Some sort of electrical problem? Or a freak occurance?
Any info would be appreciated.