O.k, so where is this mysterious tip over sensor located on a Girly?

[Advwannabe]

I can't see it in my manual, although the wiring diagram makes mention of it.

I think it may be the culprit of my (very) occasional miss issue and would like to rule it out once and for all.

Also, can it be interfered with/cleaned/maintained in any way?

Cheers

[blacktiger]

AFAIK it doesn't have one. That is unless they started fitting them from one of the updates like 2005 or 6. Certainly my 2002 doesn't.

[Mustang]

It's a California thing .....................you won't have one .

Unless you have a bike intended for first sale in California , USA

[Sin_Tiger]

Californians need a sensor to tell them their bike is having a nap 

[Mustang]

Californians need a sensor to tell them their bike is having a nap 

it's to keep fuel from spilling when the tigger  ........................

[Advwannabe]

Thanks fellas.

Hmmm, going to have to find some other reason why the bike cuts out from time to time.

Comes straight back on again and very infrequently, every few days or so. Al connections are seated well and have had a spray with contact cleaner.

Just have to carry a bypass link with me for a while

Extra info: The other day it died while idling. All the dash lights went out then came back on again, almost as though the battery had been disconnected.

[Bixxer Bob]

Check the wiring on the back of ign switch, know point of failure...

[birddogone]

Californians need a sensor to tell them their bike is having a nap 

Californians need a sensor (law to tell them a lot of things)............

[Advwannabe]

Check the wiring on the back of ign switch, know point of failure...

Cheers Bob, will do

[Timbox2]

Mine had one, never played with it though, you can just see the top of it below the fuse box

[blacktiger]

Mine had one, never played with it though, you can just see the top of it below the fuse box

Is that a cast wheel model?

[Timbox2]

Is that a cast wheel model?

Yep, 2005, c'mon, silver frame should tell ya.