Did you move the rear brake pedal at all...?
Brakes
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Move it? I bled the brakes but I didn't adjust it
Just spit-balling ideas...
Couldn't remember if you put drop pegs on it or not....
You can check the rear brake switch to make sure it's getting power in order to eliminate it as the problem...
They all work well, some just work better than others.
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Trying to get the connector off the switch. Service manual just say disconnect it but it doesn't want to pull straight off and I don't see a release
Did the spring pop off?
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Whole switch is loose in the mount but I can't get the connector off
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Spring is still on
There should be a slide push on one side...it's been a long, long time since I've had mine apart
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Pretty sure I could fix this if I can get the connector off
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Never got the connector off but the whole switch came out so I adjusted it til it worked
Yeah, that switch is a simple, so long as it works, I wouldn't worry about it.
So it was out of adjustment? It must have been like that ever since you got the bike.
Always good when a simple fix sorts something out...
Best way to improve your braking ability is to stop going so fast. 
Best way to improve your braking ability is to stop going so fast.
Worst advice Ever!!
Lmao!
Just slow down man! Busas can’t turn anyway. They are known for being fat pigs. So one should just cruise under 40. That will maximize braking power.
An avid Busa rider I take it?
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Definitely was working before I started this project. I must have knocked it out of adjustment while I was changing the lines. I don't see how but I must have.
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I still need to figure out how that connector comes off
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