Cruise Control
#13
My two cents worth on this is you have an issue with the front brake switch. My '05 did the same thing and finally got to the point that the cruise control did not work at all.
If someone would follow you I would bet they would say your brake light flickers randomly while you ride normally. Test this by setting your cruise sometime and pushing forward on the front brake lever and see if it works better while the pressure is on the lever. Application of the front brake causes cruise control to release.
I ended up CAREFULLY removing the lever and putting a small dab of epoxy & a #4 brass nut (for strength) where the lever touches the brake light switch. There is also a little brass shim that is supposed to be in place behind the brake light switch to push it out a bit. I replaced mine but it did not change anything.
If someone would follow you I would bet they would say your brake light flickers randomly while you ride normally. Test this by setting your cruise sometime and pushing forward on the front brake lever and see if it works better while the pressure is on the lever. Application of the front brake causes cruise control to release.
I ended up CAREFULLY removing the lever and putting a small dab of epoxy & a #4 brass nut (for strength) where the lever touches the brake light switch. There is also a little brass shim that is supposed to be in place behind the brake light switch to push it out a bit. I replaced mine but it did not change anything.
#15
Throttle rotation
Cruise will also disconnect if the throttle is rolled forward (off), so even if you don't hit the brakes, and want to disengage, roll the throttle forward and it goes off. Sometimes when hitting bumps, you might just be grabbing enough forward throttle to disconnect in an effort to hold on.
Just thinking.
Just thinking.
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