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Tail light on a different circuit with the instrument illumination and low watt "city light" in the headlight bucket. Are those lit?

John Henry Bonham's hands and feet perform like a quartet of their own . . .

Mighty easy to plug in a new flasher (cheap and commonly available) and see if the signals are restored, @dbarb3.

It seems the proper term is " giallo " . . . (pronounced: JAHL-oh )

Simple to correct when you take possession is S224 in The Netherlands. I am sure there are better formats to keep the lists....

Welcome, @Danny-NL! There is an existing list in "V11 Registries". Last updated in May, 2023, #224 is shown in England . . .

Can you post an image under your seat? My 2000 was position between the left back corner of the battery and the fuse block. Later V11 may seen them nearer the right (relay) side, or even outboard of the subframe (between the subframe tubes and tail section bodywork. While they typically like like the common 'tin can" (about 30mm/ 1 1/4" diameter and height), it could also be a "box about the same size . . .

Thanks for checking in, @Skip! Fascinating train history. great to know it has been restored and plying the rails, once again . . . https://www.up.com/cs/groups/public/@uprr/@newsinfo/documents/up_pdf_nativedocs/pdf_up_media_4014_fact_sheet.pdf

I did! And it is!

Wow, wouldn't that be quite something if a fresh flasher solved the issue? It is the little "tin can" under the seat @dbarb3 . . .

Good news is there is no relay in that circuit, so it's down to fuse, switch, and connectors. I have had some success spraying an contact cleaner like CRC Electronics Cleaner, followed by Caig DeOxit in beside the switch toggle and working it back and forth. Otherwise, the switch box is easy to open and apply the same clean/treat method. Certainly, the switch connector to the harness could attention, but let's start with the easy stuff . . .

Still watching for @Skip to check in . . .

From Shakespeare's “Band of Brothers” Speech from Henry V . . . “We few, we lucky few. We band of brothers !”

This fine fellow brought an iceboat-load of enthusiasm to share. Watching for him to check in after his long drive home . . .

AWESOME, @motowfo ! I love this plan !!!!!

FWIW, I used the master cylinder I took off mySport a few years back and a thread gauge to find the 1.00mm pitch. Having used "rulers" in the past to measure fasteners, and threaded holes, I must admit to being decidedly bad at it.

It is 1.00mm pitch.

Dave Richardson's "Guzziology ." What year is that "Version 7 ?"

Yeah: TXRedneck had this blown-up web persona. Yet, David was a genuinely kind and generous person. He just enjoyed winding people up on the web. Frankly, we kinda liked it, too. The entire subforum "Special Place for Banter and Conversation " is our accommodation to his ingenuity and clever provocation. https://www.v11lemans.com/forums/profile/48-tx-redneck-rip/ Even his username was meant to be provocative. Yes, he was from Texas. A "redneck?" Not really. Certainly a hard working and caring man, sensitive to his family and friends. " TX Redneck " was more of a "stage name" . And, yeah, I miss hm. He was a friend to me like many of you have become to me. Our community is uncommon in web-terms. "Be kind to everyone you meet , for everyone is fighting a great battle. "

This is the second SSR that @Tellico Andrew has offered to share his local knowledge and take us new places, or along new routes. Another cool cat we are lucky to call "SpineRaider " . . .

Worth a dedicated thread, IMHO. Easy to add to it each year. Thanks for the images, @audiomick . . .

Not to mention guitars. (Did I mention guitars . . . . . .

SpineFrames and SpineRaids bring a smile. Just ask @sctt2525, who's been dropping by since SSR II/2006. 2024: 2006:

I have seen a lot of relay failures on V11 over all this time. TYCO is over-represented in the events. Jus' sayin' . . .