Good stuff happy to hear it

 

Good stuff matey! ... Result!

 

My F2 did the same thing. Wire for the kill switch was frayed and grounding out the handlebars.

glad all turned out well

 

I had a 1985 chevy that had electronic jets in the carburetor. The red light with the word CHOKE came on and I could not figure it out. After I took it to the dealership I had a message on the answering machine, when returning home, to go back and pick it up. I paid $55 for them to replace a fuse. I never looked at the fuse because I had a light on, not off. I still don't understand how a lack of current can make a light go on.

Anyway, glad you found the problem without paying out to find something simple. Like the time I replace my alternator in my Toyota Supra and repeatedly forgot to connect the field wire. $125 is the dealership price to hook up a field wire.