RID on '94 RS

["Gary Bechtold" <tyrohustler@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Bob - 

You may indeed already have BOTH the neutral switch and gear position
sensor installed on your tranny, so that EVERTHING you need (except that
RID itself and the fairing panel) is on the bike ready to begin working
with the RID.  My '94 RS is an early Beta bike, as I believe yours is also.
My bike had everything necessary to install the RID except the actual
display unit and the right interior fairing panel with the display cutout. 
The installation is pretty expensive, but I'm glad I installed the RID two
days after we removed the bike from the shipping crate in January, 1994.

Gary Bechtold
'94 RS Tyrolean Hustler
(with a recently rebuilt Tom Cutter transmission - shifts better than a
Honda)


Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 09:00:25 -0500
> From: Robert Silas <robert.silas@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: Digital read-out and radial tires
>
> John,
> Do you mean that you installed the RID and then you un-installed it???
> I need a new neutral switch, so this is the time to install the new
switch plus the gear sensor.  Do you NOT recommend the installation of a
RID panel?????
>
> I hope you will come and see the straighten out and reinforced back-frame
on my RS.  I have no program for this weekend, I am completely free.
> Bob
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: John Van Deren 
>   To: oilheads@xxxxxxxxx 
>   Sent: Friday, November 11, 2005 8:26 AM
>   Subject: Re: Digital read-out and radial tires
>
>
>   Hi Bob,
>
>   I just went through the process of installing a used RID panel on my RS 
>   which, like yours, did not come with one.  When I replaced my clutch
two 
>   years ago, I forgot about adding the gear position sensor to the
neutral 
>   switch in case I was going to add the RID in the future.  So, even 
>   though the plug for clock, oil temp and fuel level is there and works, 
>   you won't get the gear position without adding that rear sensor 
>   pigtail.  I got tired of the innacurate fuel level indicator and
finally 
>   went back to my old set up!
>
>   Hope to see you this weekend!
>
>   John Van Deren
>   Montpelier, VT

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