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Bad connections or bad neutral safety switch.

I agree.

Remove the seat and look to the right of the carb for an electrical connector. Ground that and see if your neutral light comes on. It goes from the neutral switch to the neutral relay.

If the light doesn't come on, it's probably the relay. You will have to pull the front fender and rack to get at that.

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