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Maybe it's what the MSF instructors said of the MSF bikes. Perhaps it's my best friend who has a BMW F650GS who said at least his bike is notorious for a false neutral light... in your guys' experience, how reliable is the Neutral light for our FZ6Rs?? I haven't had any issues yet, but my odo shows <300mi on it so far...
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Yeah, I remember what our instructor said "If you see the light on it means, the light works".... I still have a hand on the brake when letting out the clutch just in case it's not quite in N, would rather kill the bike instead of having the bike jump.
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Reliable....
Meaning... when it's green are you really in neutral? (YES) or Has anyone been in neutral without the light being on? (NO) My answers are in the bold parenthesis.
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I suppose I should clarify...
"Has anyone had the neutral light illuminated, but not actually in neutral?"
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Nope. I've seen it flash as I shift from first to second, and that caught my attention, but have never had a false neutral... so far. Always a first for everything, but yet to experience it.
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never had the light on and it not be in neutral, removed the kick stand sensor on both bikes though, so be careful if you do that. weight savings was pretty nil.
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Over 5000 miles and not one false neutral. Never had it jump out of gear either. Only thing I've had was pussy footing the shifter and accidentally putting it into neutral shifting from first to second. And the neutral light was on when I did that.
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never had the light turn green and the bike not be in nuetral.
I still, however, always have hand on break and let the clutch out slowly. I recommend you do the same, cause you dont want to be the first one to post.... "Nuetral light sometimes lies...."
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