Grounding the head

pete.v · Jun 20, 2015

gortnipper said:
Lol

It won't be so LOL when you're sitting by the side of the road wondering why that brand new Trispark ain't working.
But hell, if you wanna rewrite the rule book, I won't stop ya.

gortnipper · Jun 20, 2015

No need to be so testy Pete. Am not rewriting any book, I dont know enough. Just thinking about following up on what Jim said.

If I leave it off, I will certainly give it a long go round our country "block" a few times first, and see how it goes. Hooking it back up wouldnt be traumatic.

Besides, I keep a length of wire in the tool pouch anyway for the unforeseen.

pete.v · Jun 20, 2015

gortnipper said:
No need to be so testy Pete. Am not rewriting any book, I dont know enough. Just thinking about following up on what Jim said.

If I leave it off, I will certainly give it a long go round our country "block" a few times first, and see how it goes. Hooking it back up wouldnt be traumatic.

Besides, I keep a length of wire in the tool pouch anyway for the unforeseen.

Sorry, i'm just worried about you. If I didn't care I wouldn't say anything. Indifference is the worst.

acadian · Jun 21, 2015

Ended up grounding with a looped wire to the head steady tower. I converted the bike to a single point ground years ago, and have this area right above where the stock head steady bolt attached to the frame. Not expecting any problems moving forward.

Grounding the head

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