Killswitch, starter button, ignition cylinder all bad

[Piechey]

Good Afternoon guys,

Last night I installed the 48mm BBK from Taz (runnning beautifully finally ) and tonight I will be trying to wrap up all the other little issues. My main concern now is installing switches temporaily. I have a bad killswitch and I believe bad starter button. I also have no ignition cylinder. I have twisted two wires together for the bike to be in the "on" postition and I have disconnected the black/white wire behind the speedo to get the bike to be in the "run" position. This will allow the bike to run. I am jumping the start but still it will run.

Can I temporarily install and momentary button as a start button? should I install a three way toggle in place of the killswitch? should I install another three way toggle in place of the ignition switch?

If I am on to something with the questions I've listed above would somebody be kind enough to explain the process simply? ex: connect X wire to one side of switch and X wire to other side

Thank you all in advance for all the help. I believe we are in the final stages of getting the scoot back on the road and this would not be without you guys.

[patthesoundguy]

Hmm I'll wrap my head around that and ill have an idea when I'm home later. Sounds like its close to running.

[Piechey]

Pat it is indeed running but only because I have rigged wiring and am jumping the starter. We are VERY close to being road ready though

[Piechey]

Alright so for any other newbs or people having issues here is how I fixed my problem. I took the red wire and the black wire from the four pin connector at the ignition switch and added a switch in between. I also disconnected the black/white wire from behind the speedo that goes to the killswitch. I believe what I have done essentially is made a hard killswitch for the entire bike. So rather than having to have the ignition on and the killswitch set to run I simply have an on/off toggle. Also there is no issue with the starter button. I forgot to pull the brake when pushing it.. Whoops!

Thanks again for all the help. We're almost there!

[Ultraliner]

BOOM! Top work on sorting out your problem, you'll be a Honda Spree electrical system expert in no time