Wiring, if done properly, is the most time consuming part of the build. But important if you want a good running bike.
Firts know that the the Ryca LED turn signals make the stock turn signal relay go on-and-off too fast. Replace it with a digital one. Try an “LF-1-S flat” from superbriteled.com
Regarding the Sidestand Switch:
Easiest: remove switch and join the two wires to make a constant ground.
Clean: remove sidestand relay, as it is no longer needed.
Connect the wires going to the #3 (orange/blue) and #4 (orange) terminals. Remove the unused wires going to the #1 (green) and #2 (orange) terminals.
Cleanest: also remove the sidestand diode. It is part of the sidestand ignition-lock-out (or “interlock”) system which is no longer functional as you’ve removed the sidestand switch. Connect the wire that goes to the neutral switch (blue?) to the wire going to the neutral indicator light (not sure of color). The third wire (orange?) is part of the sidestand switch/relay circuit and can be eliminated.
As to the decompression circuit. I can't help you. I made recesses in the bottom of my tank to accomodate the solenoid and cable, as I didn't like Ryca's foot pedal system. A quick look at the wiring diagram, however, shows that there's plenty or wires and relays to be gotten rid of.
Good luck
Gyrobob wrote on 01/23/12 at 17:48:42:After some low-productivity times, the production line for Double-RYCA build is probably going to get moving again. The next order of business is the electrical system. I have all the plugs and wires identified, labeled, and in their approximate positions.
For you guys who have already blazed the RYCA electrical system trail, I have some questions.
For a 2002 Savage, what do we do with these things?
-- Decompression controller - just leave it wired up? do we have to jump any of the terminals?
-- Decompression solenoid - this is just taken off and sold on ebay, methinks.
-- Side stand relay -- take it off?
-- Side stand diode -- remove it? leave it wired in?
-- Side stand switch -- jump the terminals in the connector?
Thanks for any info.