He did have to do a bunch of electrical troubleshooting. He demonstrated that when activating the switch for the left side, it is about 50/50 and suggested that I just give it a good cleaning and that should take care of it. The LED signals worked, but didn't blink. He believed that the front brake switch was bad, something that was totally possible, since it was the original. He showed me that the rear LED was working- brake light and running light, but only for the rear brake. The invoice was $409!!! Yikes! No one really likes to do electrical, so if he's going to have to do it, I guess he's going to make it worth his while. I drove by at the end of the week to retrieve the bike. I even supplied him with another LED brake light, in case the mounted one was actually dead.ДЄbout a few days later, he called me and said the bike should be ready for pickup in the next day or two. I dropped off the bike and gave him the scoop. I had talked with Alan at the end of last season and he said that this kind of electrical is something that he can do. (I bought it 30 years ago and never used it- don't ask me why I even bought it.) Also could it be my bad wiring? So many questions! I just want the stuff to work! I know that the rear brake switch was brand spankin' new, as I literally pulled it out of an OEM bag to build the brake system. The brake light claims that no resistor is needed, but I wasn't confident with that. I'm changing out the incandescent turn signals for LED's as well as the brake light, so I wasn't even sure if they needed to have inline resistors. And I couldn't even get the brake light to light up at all! Lots of different factors going on here. No matter what I tried, I could not get the turn signals to work properly. Additionally, the old Yamaha schematics are not 100% accurate anyway! I had a basic understanding about how schematics work, but had to do a fair bit of guessing in some areas. It's actually somewhat of a small miracle that I got the bike to start and even run in the first place. As for the electrical, I kind of knew that I would be handing that over to someone else, as my electrical skills are quite limited.

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