Yep, it will. You're only turning the Fob on or off with that switch on the fob, just saves the battery. (in the fob) I've always turned mine off when I finish riding for the day & take it inside, just what I've always done & no issues so far. I did buy a spare new fob battery to keep on the bike in case it goes flat on me while I'm out. Yeah I know I can start using the fender method but having a new battery is also easy.
I bought the bike used. I guess it was shipped with the FOB still turned on. I never turn it off and the battery still lasts a very long time. Not sure of the purpose, really. None of my cars have on/off switches. The bike did come with a manual, but I've always been of the "reading the manual is the last resort" school of thought- but, then again, look where that got me...
So you never tested to see if the bike would start with a spare key with the brackets from the panniers on? I'd test it out to make sure you can get close enough to the location to start the bike incase tou ever do need to do it that way.
So you never tested to see if the bike would start with a spare key with the brackets from the panniers on? I'd test it out to make sure you can get close enough to the location to start the bike incase tou ever do need to do it that way.
Yep, it will. You're only turning the Fob on or off with that switch on the fob, just saves the battery. (in the fob) I've always turned mine off when I finish riding for the day & take it inside, just what I've always done & no issues so far. I did buy a spare new fob battery to keep on the bike in case it goes flat on me while I'm out. Yeah I know I can start using the fender method but having a new battery is also easy.