Petes2Wheels
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Out riding the country roads
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Post by Petes2Wheels on Jan 21, 2024 3:20:09 GMT -5
Hi All,
Under the seat in a battery tray is all the wiring and battery. It is a cafe racer ao has had the battery moved and with an airpod. All the usual things there, battery, Rectifier, flasher and CDI. However, there is another box that is NOT connected to anything. Has the words "Moto POSH with boys racers hearts " Has two wires from it, red and green. Is roughly 1inch high, 2inch wide and 3in long. No idea what it is.
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Post by gotsron on Jan 21, 2024 23:57:00 GMT -5
Brain exercise!!! Asides from it's association with Spice Girls, which is odd, my first inclination was that it's a flasher for turn signals. Only in envisioning this set up I realized that those things are much smaller. Then I toyed with it being a capacitor in case you needed a spare???!!! Like, you don't need one of those because you have a battery! You can tell I got a head of steam going up here! BUT, maybe a prior owner liked to operate this bike without a battery to save weight, and then, no one removed it when a battery was installed (simply unplugged the device). It could have gone bad also. I briefly thought it could be a relay but it doesn't have enough wires and we don't have anything on our SRs that draw enough power to require a relay (most of us anyway
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Petes2Wheels
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Out riding the country roads
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Post by Petes2Wheels on Jan 22, 2024 7:23:50 GMT -5
Will skip over the spice girls before 2 becomes 1. I was thinking it could be a battery eliminator as well. The battery was zip tied underneath the battery tray. So think the previous owner was running batteryless then went to a battery.
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Post by stevep on Feb 25, 2024 15:45:05 GMT -5
I think it's part of a battery less conversion kit. If you go onto k65motorcycleparts.co.uk then click on the link to SR400 &500 parts, then scroll down to where it says click here for catalogue (which is a pdf) then scroll down until you see a little box with POSH written on it.
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