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Features:
- Tether kill switch protects your expensive motor from over-revving
- Complete with a clipped tether cord that extends to 50"
- Optional tether cord is easy to attach and offers a hook-and-loop adjustable wristband that will fit over gloves
- Two-piece handlebar mount clamps around handlebars; available for 7/8" or 11/8" handlebars
- Made from billet aluminum with water-resistant, stainless steel internal components
- Made in the U.S.A.
- For normally closed battery-type ignition
Panel Mount:
- Fits in a 5/8" hole in a flat panel
Handlebar Mount:
- Mount clamps around handlebars
How to Order:
There are two types of stop switches: (1) Normally Open (NO) or (2) Normally Closed (NC). Normally Open (NO) type work by GROUNDING the primary ignition lead when activated. Note that they will not work on electrical systems requiring a Normally Closed (NC) switch, which works by OPENING the circuit when activated. NC switches are typically used on battery type ignitions, which may have an ignition key as an identifier. NC switches are generally found on newer machines. If in doubt, check your machine’s wiring schematic.
Features:
- Tether kill switch protects your expensive motor from over-revving
- Complete with a clipped tether cord that extends to 50"
- Optional tether cord is easy to attach and offers a hook-and-loop adjustable wristband that will fit over gloves
- Two-piece handlebar mount clamps around handlebars; available for 7/8" or 11/8" handlebars
- Made from billet aluminum with water-resistant, stainless steel internal components
- Made in the U.S.A.
- For normally closed battery-type ignition
Panel Mount:
- Fits in a 5/8" hole in a flat panel
Handlebar Mount:
- Mount clamps around handlebars
How to Order:
There are two types of stop switches: (1) Normally Open (NO) or (2) Normally Closed (NC). Normally Open (NO) type work by GROUNDING the primary ignition lead when activated. Note that they will not work on electrical systems requiring a Normally Closed (NC) switch, which works by OPENING the circuit when activated. NC switches are typically used on battery type ignitions, which may have an ignition key as an identifier. NC switches are generally found on newer machines. If in doubt, check your machine’s wiring schematic.
