How to delete tip over sensor?

tip over?

Tip over sensor???
This is a joke right?:confused:
 
It is a safety device on most modern bikes and cars. Pretty much if the bike senses that it's not on the wheels anymore I.e. sliding along the road on the bags it will shut the bike down, the next time it's started it will go into a rich mode to prevent further damage, and trip the cel. This is not specific to the rocket... Just what I've found. Cpnvertibles have this to deploy hidden roll bars so if they roll over the occupant won't be crushed. Some even have impact sensors that do the same thing except they work on the sudden deceleration principle.
 
My tip over sensor consists of a bloody nose and a scab on my forehead. I've yet to find a way to disable either, short of quitting drinking...
 
no joke

Macrider--it's for real--don't know where it is but here is what the manual says for the rocket III and classic
 

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no joke cont.

for the touring
 

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no joke cont. part 2

Mac--also see chapter 11 in the manual--fall detection switch rocket III and classic 11.117 and 11.118--for touring 11.118--bill
 
Ok the tip over sensor is connected to the same bracket as the rectifier under the air box on the left side. My rocket has one, and my 08 America has it also.
 
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