Looking for a small momentary switch

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05 Aug 2013 00:13 #599881 by kzz1king

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I am looking for a small handlebar mount starter switch. Everything I see is wide. Any ideas?Thanks
Wayne

74 Z1 1075, 29 smoothbores, owned and ridden since 1976
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05 Aug 2013 00:28 #599886 by slayer61

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How bout an aftermarket two wire kill switch for mx or off road bike?

Don't be ridiculous! It's only a flesh wound!

[strike]Wife's little bike... 1984 GPZ 550 Kerker and DynaJet stage I kit[/strike]
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05 Aug 2013 00:43 #599891 by MFolks

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How much current(amps) in the circuit?

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05 Aug 2013 23:48 #600033 by kzz1king

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MFolks wrote: How much current(amps) in the circuit?

I am not sure, it is to kick in the starter. I could use a relay if needed I suppose.
Wayne

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05 Aug 2013 23:56 #600035 by wireman

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How about just mounting one between the gauges in the idiot light panel?

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06 Aug 2013 02:43 #600057 by Zedone

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Pingle makes a pretty trick one, their only @ 3/8" wide and are cnc'd from billet aluminum for 7/8" handle bars. Also, I think Performance Machine makes one (from memory).

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06 Aug 2013 10:07 #600077 by Patton

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Per Zedone's reference --

pingelonline.com/handlebar_controls/single_electric_button.htm

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06 Aug 2013 22:50 #600176 by kzz1king

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wireman wrote: How about just mounting one between the gauges in the idiot light panel?

Not opposed to that but the bike is for my son and I dont want him to have to let go of the clutch to hit it.
Wayne

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08 Aug 2013 23:57 - 09 Aug 2013 00:00 #600523 by kzz1king

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I stayed with the theme of this build. Cheap and DIY.
Wayne

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09 Aug 2013 00:01 #600526 by kzz1king

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It looks better than my lousy photp skills make it appear

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