Question on Clutch RCS 16 clutch sensor switch

Does anyone have an idea where to source a Banjo Bolt that would facilitate the use of an inline clutch sensor switch, and still be able to use a banjo bolt longer than stock length but shorter than OEM length for a double banjo bolt?



It appears Proti has one close to this requirement: Proti M10 Universal Double Line Banjo Bolt M10L29-OT01 - 29mm long, 1.0 Pitch





Or should I use a different switch assembly? Or remove the switch entirely?

Well, looks like I will use this style of switch for the clutch line: Banjo Bolt Brake Or Clutch Master Cylinder Activating switch: M10X1.0 [Most Brembo]

JHTmcrider said:

Does anyone have an idea where to source a Banjo Bolt that would facilitate the use of an inline clutch sensor switch, and still be able to use a banjo bolt longer than stock length but shorter than OEM length for a double banjo bolt?

It appears Proti has one close to this requirement: Proti M10 Universal Double Line Banjo Bolt M10L29-OT01 - 29mm long, 1.0 Pitch

Or should I use a different switch assembly? Or remove the switch entirely?

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I used this one.

https://www.bellissimoto.com/parts/...njo-bolt-pressure-switch-brake-light-switch-1
I just soldered and shrink wrapped the factory connector under the black plastic sheathing for the wires. Looks factory.

JHTmcrider said:

Does anyone have an idea where to source a Banjo Bolt that would facilitate the use of an inline clutch sensor switch, and still be able to use a banjo bolt longer than stock length but shorter than OEM length for a double banjo bolt?

It appears Proti has one close to this requirement: Proti M10 Universal Double Line Banjo Bolt M10L29-OT01 - 29mm long, 1.0 Pitch

Or should I use a different switch assembly? Or remove the switch entirely?

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Do not leave the switch unplugged, the bike will think the clutch is pulled in and use a different map and lower the rev limit. Atleast that's what it did on my 1199. Since it was a track bike, I just left the switch to the side.