just so you all know i tried it and nothing changed. even went back to all stock and it still has the issue. I'm very confused maybe its the neutral switch itself? Where would it be located so i can check it.. For anyone who helps thanks in advance
Ok I figured out my problem....... all my fault.... seems when I was doing inexpensive chain maintenance I created a possibly expensive electrical problem. The front sprocket cover is a little bit tricky with getting the wires back in place it seems the two lower ones slipped inside the cover where the sprocket and chain are..... this ate at the wires and was cause of my short with the flickering neutral light, the chain itself was touching the wire.......FAIL!
it literally took me the the time i posted the question to the answer lol I think a near three hours with taking breaks and taking all the mods off and putting it all back to factory just to make sure I didn't mess up anywhere during installation... then i was thinking why would there only be a problem when the tire is certain spots whether moving the bike backward or forward, which led me to check the front cover for a short and sure enough there it was all mangled. And yes there are three sets of wires that are supposed to run on the outside... seems mine slipped in while i was putting everything back... seems it only has chewed into one wire so I bet I could just get away with electrical tape... but i hate the idea of that. I'm going it take it to the dealer see how much they charge......... its going to hurt. I moved everything away from the chain. got it into its correct position and it no longer has the short but I have to fix it permanently . So note to EVERYONE Watch those tricky wires!Oh man. At least you discovered it. How long did it take for you to work backwards and figure it out? Hopefully, it wasn't too long becuaause that can be infuriating. Alls well that ends well. Anyway, there are wires tightly packed by the cover? That is pretty crazy it was hitting your chain. Hopefully it won't be a serious or complicated fix. Keep us posted.