Starter, engine stop, signal button TAIWAN

Button for the starter, kill switch and horn, TAIWAN: the photo shows a black handlebar switch block with a round knurled switch and an orange button at its centre, a long black wiring loom with a white connector block, and a separate steel clamp. Compare the connector block with your own wiring.

• A block like this gathers in one place the controls you need while riding: starting the engine, killing it, and sounding the horn
• The round knurled switch is turned with a finger, and a separate orange button is set into its centre — that is two controls in one
• A crossed-out symbol is stamped on the side of the block, and a greenish wire runs from the loom into the white connector block; how many wires the loom hides is not visible in the photo
• Next to the block in the photo lies a separate bent steel clamp with a bolt — it clamps the block onto the handlebar
• The name lists three functions, but the photo shows only two controls. We show both sources and do not choose on the maker's behalf
• The supplier gave the same code to both this listing and to the emergency kill-switch sensor, so we do not print the code: ordering by it would get you the wrong part
• The photo gives neither the handlebar bore diameter, nor the loom length, nor the number of contacts

To be straight with you: which connector block contact is for which function, and how many wires run through the loom in total, the maker did not state, and we do not guess. Before ordering, measure your handlebar diameter and compare the connector block, send us a photo of the old part — we will check it before you order.

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