phoned motorworks straight away because they are great but they don't have them - they would only be able to sell whole new unit at £40
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40 pounds isn't too bad - better to buy a new one for peace of mind because you can guarantee that if you bought a second hand one, an indicator switch or something would give up after a few weeks ...
I had the same problem (popped out starter button) on my R1100S and bought a second hand switchgear ... couldn't be arsed to undo cable ties and connectors so I managed to open the switchgear and simply replace the missing starter - it CAN be done - the secret is a small screw behind a silver 'do not remove' sticker inside the switchgear!
Go new - it's guaranteed, too ...
Nick
but in the new year I will splash out. However, in the meantime I have surpassed my own expectations and cunningly fashioned a replacement from a nylon registration plate bolt. The shank had to be filed down a little to fit through and a few mm chopped of the end but fits well and doesn't look completely disasterous. Even better, works just like the original and cost a few pence.
