2007 Suzuki Bandit 1250S. Tip over sensor TOS is located where please?

Question edited for a lot mode clarity, and add maker and model name. It is a VL for 'Volusia', not an LV1500.
Question moved from Power Motorcycles.

The Tip Over Sensor is under the seat. From the Service Manual, the last link

When the motorcycle tips over, the tip-over sensor sends a signal to the ECM. Then, this signal cuts OFF current supplied to the fuel pump, fuel injectors and ignition coils.

Sensor G on Page 30.

Page 70 shows a picture of it
TO SENSOR INSPECTION The tip-over sensor is located under the front seat. (Page 70)

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tip-over sensor reset - M109 Rider Forums

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Usually all you do is sit the bike back up, then make sure the k-switch is on (run position), then cycle the ignition to off-on-off again....
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VL1500 Service Manual

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During deceleration, the fuel injection time. (volume) is decreased. SIGNAL. DESCRIPTION. TIP-OVER SENSOR SIGNAL. (FUEL SHUT-OFF). When the motorcycle tips over ...
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talk with an exhaust shop that specialises in bike exhausts or the service dealer spares

Motorcyclists repair their own bikes when they can.
You had better learn how or you may not be here much longer.
Check out these youtube videos for some help.
brake adjustment and repair Suzuki Bandit 1250S YouTube

http://freebook1.blogspot.com/2009/05/suzuki-gsf1250-bandit-workshop-manual.html
Check section 1I1 of manual

Look for a vacuum leak either in intakes (where carbs attach to cylinder) or a hose somewhere.

Fuel can not go out of the tank unless air can get into the tank to fill the void created by pumping fuel out. The gas cap has a vent built into it Chances are the vent is plugged up. The next time the problem happens, open the cap to let air in then close the cap back down. If the problem instantly goes away you now know the cap needs to be cleaned or replaced.

All i can think of is the neck bearing are loose or the front wheel is out of balance or bent.