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| (Just an aside - You could buy just (4) 220-ohm resistors. Solder (3) in series to create 660-ohms (instead of the 680-ohm resistor) and use the final 220-ohm resistor as shown.) | (Just an aside - You could buy just (4) 220-ohm resistors. Solder (3) in series to create 660-ohms (instead of the 680-ohm resistor) and use the final 220-ohm resistor as shown.) | ||
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| + | ===== Alternative (CANbus) Handlebar Switches ===== | ||
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| + | This thread is about removing the circuit boards that are CANbus controllers from the Handlebar Control Housings and placing them (while being connected) below the seat. This allows alternative switch housings to be used on the handlebars with appropriate wire connections to the moved circuit boards. | ||
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| + | I should get you started (although it is not a full tutorial). It should also be helpful for eliminating the on-handlebar controls (that is, removing them, visually, without replacing them). | ||
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| + | [[http://xlforum.net/forums/showthread.php?t=1914482| | ||
| + | Different Handlebar Switches With CAN Bus]] | ||
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