Change view on f1 2012

Press the DISP button 2 - 3 times & see the result.

Press the "Speaker" button and enter 728 on the key pad. Then enter the correct time.

Hi Shannon, befor you dive in and replace the indicator switch I would suggest you check the flasher unit. To replace the indicator switch you will need to remove the steering wheel (this usually means using a puller) Don't forget to punch match marks on the steering wheel and the column which must be aligned when assembling. Remove the steering wheel center cover. then the covers on the steering column Removed the screws (usually four) holding the stalk switch. don't forget to disconnect the battery and the wiring connection to the stalk switch. After replacing the assembly is opposite.to dismantling. Regards John

There's a lot of things that I'd check before I started tearing into the steering head of the bike. Have you had your front wheel balanced and the bearings checked in it? Is the tire seated properly on the wheel? There's more to a front suspension system than merely changing the bearings out. Unless you've been using a pressure washer on the bike, odds are nothing is wrong with the bearings. I've restored many bikes built in the 60's and never found a bad set of steering head bearings and they didn't have grease fittings on them. The tension of the steering head bearings have a particular setting on them. Called the "Fall-Away" setting, it is how far the front end will turn before it "falls" all the way to the fork stops. At least the earlier bikes had this. Since I've never had to mess with the steering head of a bike as new as yours I can't tell you how to change the bearings. But, you can got to http://www.bikebandit.com and look up the suspension system on your bike to get an exploded view.

Good Luck
Steve

I couldn't find a downloadable copy but got a hand written one:
NASCAR 07

RACING CONTROLS
Directional Buttons Steering
X Button Share Draft
Triangle Button Reverse
Square Button Intimidator
Circle Button Change View
L2 Button Brake
L1 Button Shift Down
R2 Button Accelerate
R1 Button Shift Up
Start Button Pause
Select Button Toggle Mirror
Left analog stick (L3 Button when pressed down) Steering
Right analog stick (R3 Button when pressed down) Team Communicator

Are you parked with your wheels against a curb? Sometimes that can put a lot of pressure on the steering wheel lock and make it hard to release. Sometimes you can lift the wheels off the ground to relieve that pressure to unlock it.

Good Luck!
~Brandon

The procedure is as follows:

• Turn ignition to the "ON" position.
  
• Press "SETUP" button.
  
• Press "RESET" button. Press and hold "RESET" button until "IF NEW OIL HOLD RESET" is displayed.
  
• Press and hold "RESET" button until "OIL LIFE RESET TO 100%" is displayed.

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Use Reset button on Right of Steering wheel: To reset CHANGE OIL SOON/OIL CHANGE REQUIRED message on the Message Center, press the SET UP control to access the System Check mode. Press and release the RESET button to display “OIL LIFE % HOLD RESET NEW” is displayed. Press and hold the RESET button for 2 seconds until “IF NEW OIL HOLD RESET” is displayed. Press and hold RESET button until “OIL LIFE SET TO 100%” is displayed.

Good luck and keep me posted and i'll try to explain again in a different way. Harder to tell then to show how to do it. 

These wheels I have no experience with, but my gues is if it uses batteries or plugs in, the batteries are dead or the plug is losing connection.