Neutral switch

[rat]

I am after a neutral switch for a laverda 750sf.
Anyone know where I can source o e?

 

[ozijotati]

What’s wrong with yours? Is it not working, leaking oil or you are missing one? Reason I ask is they are a pretty simple device and oddly enough not that prone to failure. Plenty on here can guide you through the various checks to determine what’s failed. Could simply be a wiring fault. If it’s an oil leaking issue that is also repairable. These switches are not easy to come by and generally expensive when you find a new one
Tom

 

[lavgert]

Now available neutral switch kits 750 , 1000/1200 models

I know it"s in the for sale section but best here too. ?67.50 plus shipping.

laverdaforum.com

Ciao, Gert

 

[general_piffle]

Now available neutral switch kits 750 , 1000/1200 models

I know it"s in the for sale section but best here too. ?67.50 plus shipping.

laverdaforum.com

Ciao, Gert

I asked Shaun about these on the twin FB page, unfortunately he no longer has any stock and the guy who used to make them for him has retired. Just FYI.

 

[Paul Marx]

If any body can have a series re-manufactured, I'm in for a few.
Paul

 

[general_piffle]

If any body can have a series re-manufactured, I'm in for a few.
Paul

I'd also be up for 2 or 3.

 

[Tippie]

What? Do you guys want gearboxes full of neutrals?

 

[CLEMTOG]

mine hasnt workled for 20 years plus, might be 30, it doesnt bother me, I believe Ralph Allen at Motalia has stocks.
CLEM

 

[alan james]

I have about half a dozen working used ones if that is of use to anyone.
Alan.

 

[Paul Marx]

I have about half a dozen working used ones if that is of use to anyone.
Alan.

Yes Alan.
I'll have a couple. Please send me your price by PM.
Paul

 

[a14rgs]

mine hasnt workled for 20 years plus, might be 30, it doesnt bother me, I believe Ralph Allen at Motalia has stocks.
CLEM

Ralph has them listed, but showing Out of Stock.

 

[general_piffle]

I have about half a dozen working used ones if that is of use to anyone.
Alan.

I’ll take two, please PM me details. Thanks.

 

[chrisk]

What? Do you guys want gearboxes full of neutrals?

Where do you put the four extra bulb holders and green lenses?

 

[Vince]

If there is one thing I could not do without its a functioning neutral light, Easing out the clutch with fingers crossed, sounds hard, hoping it doesn't creep forward, especially on a bike that's hard to get neutral or has a hard clutch pull sounds like a massive pain in the arse. Sure I wouldn't be splitting the cases to only fix that but I would be trying the easy fixes for sure.

 

[piranha-bro2]

Managed to survive without one since about 1978! You develop the right 'touch' in the right foot. If the clutch is binding-dragging badly, forget it.

 

[Andy]

The neutral light isn’t always right… Probably just an adjustment thing but I’ve learnt not to trust them. It’s nice to have but easy enough to do without.

 

[motoddrob]

As I don't have a red ignition light the neutral light tells me my ignition is on. The ignition switch is down by the engine breather on the Motodd.
But as a neutral light I don't really need it.

 

[Paul Marx]

I have never had a working neutral light on my SF2 and it's been on the road since 92.
The 3C functioned okay, as does the S.
The SFC of course doesn't even have a speedo. Keeps me alert counting the kilometres so as to know when to fill up.
Paul

 

[Gerald]

Paul,
Sigma MC 10, around € 25,00, will tell you when to fill up.
Easy to install, no changes on your SFC, reliable and accurate.

HTH
Gerald

 

[Tippie]

Aren't we lucky to have bikes that can function without a neutral "sensor". I bet any modern data dependent wonder-bike would refuse to even wake up if it wasn´t working.