How to remove the kickstand safety switch to replace?
I ride a 2013 Honda cbr 250r and recently I started teaching my sister to ride, so she can buy it when I upgrade. And she dropped it and broke the kickstand kill switch. So I can't put it into gear without it dying. I've taken it apart and couldn't see how to remove it, do I have to replace the entire cable? If so, how would I get it off? A guide would be wonderful. This is a re-post, i'm about 99% sure it's the kickstand switch as it's connected to the kickstand. Everyone has suggested it being the clutch kill switch, because a "minor fall" wouldn't break the switch. So I (hopefully) uploaded a picture, that is the part I'm having trouble with. The yellow circle is a break, clear through the switch. So yes… It's the kickstand switch unless honda makes some really strange wiring placement. Help would be MUCH appreciated. Borrowing someone's car has been a huge pain in the ***.
Yes it's the kickstand safety switch… You have to replace the whole cable since it's wired all together it's all one piece. Under your tank you will find where it connects
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