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PJocko · June 26th, 2019, 10:11 PM

Can and will with the pictures. This weekend probably. Tires are a definite. Brakes are likely but I won't know til the wheels come off for tires and I dig deeper in. Right now, I'm chasing down electrical issues as a previous owner laid her down and did, as I discovered the hard way, some truly "shade tree" wiring repairs. My background is in avionics repair so electrical issues are like a paid vacation for me

I'm actually looking FORWARD to building a lighter wiring harness next year once I dig into the aesthetics. This year is mostly about just getting her functional. On that note, I DO have two electrical issues..see my other post for deets on the "1988+ Ninja EX250 FULL Wiring Diagram here!" Thread. The second unmentioned issue is I need a new junction box from having sat for a year or two at least. That's the easiest of the two to solve.

Otherwise, Thanks for the warm welcome and feedback!

June 26th, 2019, 10:11 PM	#9
PJocko ninjette.org member Name: Mine or the bikes? I think I've settled on Saeko. I'm James. Location: Twin Falls, Idaho Join Date: Jun 2019 Motorcycle(s): 2005 Ninja 250R as a first bike! Posts: 32	Can and will with the pictures. This weekend probably. Tires are a definite. Brakes are likely but I won't know til the wheels come off for tires and I dig deeper in. Right now, I'm chasing down electrical issues as a previous owner laid her down and did, as I discovered the hard way, some truly "shade tree" wiring repairs. My background is in avionics repair so electrical issues are like a paid vacation for me I'm actually looking FORWARD to building a lighter wiring harness next year once I dig into the aesthetics. This year is mostly about just getting her functional. On that note, I DO have two electrical issues..see my other post for deets on the "1988+ Ninja EX250 FULL Wiring Diagram here!" Thread. The second unmentioned issue is I need a new junction box from having sat for a year or two at least. That's the easiest of the two to solve. Otherwise, Thanks for the warm welcome and feedback!