Hey,
A couple weeks ago, my bro dropped my bike from a standstill (grrrr...at least it wasn't worse). Anyway, ever since then, I've had my blinkers acting up on me. The bike went down on the left side, but the problem is with the right blinkers.
Sometimes they work just fine, but other times I'll turn them on, and the front blinker will go on solid while the rear stays totally off (both on the right side). Usually this will stop happening after a minute or two while riding or after I jiggle somethings on the blinker when it's standing still. I haven't been able to figure out what would cause this though. The blinkers on the left side, where the bike fell, got a little scratched, but nothing serious.
Could something have happened to the left blinkers that would affect the right side? Or is there any area in the wiring that would be good to examine closely that might cause such symptoms? I looked over all the blinker wiring I could see, and didn't see anywhere that the wiring was being pinched or had been damaged. Any thoughts would be much appreciated. Thanks.
--Tyler
A couple weeks ago, my bro dropped my bike from a standstill (grrrr...at least it wasn't worse). Anyway, ever since then, I've had my blinkers acting up on me. The bike went down on the left side, but the problem is with the right blinkers.
Sometimes they work just fine, but other times I'll turn them on, and the front blinker will go on solid while the rear stays totally off (both on the right side). Usually this will stop happening after a minute or two while riding or after I jiggle somethings on the blinker when it's standing still. I haven't been able to figure out what would cause this though. The blinkers on the left side, where the bike fell, got a little scratched, but nothing serious.
Could something have happened to the left blinkers that would affect the right side? Or is there any area in the wiring that would be good to examine closely that might cause such symptoms? I looked over all the blinker wiring I could see, and didn't see anywhere that the wiring was being pinched or had been damaged. Any thoughts would be much appreciated. Thanks.
--Tyler
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