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Old 31-Mar-2006, 23:24   #1
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Racing Ignition Switch ?
Anyone got any recommendations please
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Old 31-Mar-2006, 23:27   #2
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Any old switch? Works for me!
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Old 31-Mar-2006, 23:34   #3
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Any old switch? Works for me!


Will spend money on paintwork, but not electrics :P
I'm the other way round after it let me down last year - I've stripped all the wiring off and am checking everything as it goes back on.
Every single thing I look at on this f!"£$%^ bike I find a problem.
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Old 31-Mar-2006, 23:47   #4
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Engine kill switch, easy to see it`s big & red.
A good reason for using it is that you do not try for ages to start the bike with the kill switch in the OFF position.


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[Edited on 31-3-2006 by chris.p]
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Old 01-Apr-2006, 00:41   #5
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I heard that you can get these things called ignition barrels, and they even come with a key shaped key.










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Old 01-Apr-2006, 01:38   #6
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use the std kill switch but reverse the wiring into it, that is how all 3 of our bikes are rigged and they have been reliable.
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Old 01-Apr-2006, 13:14   #7
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use the std kill switch but reverse the wiring into it, that is how all 3 of our bikes are rigged and they have been reliable.
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Thanks mate - I was wondering if anyone was doing that - it certainly loses a few more connectors (and at least an ounce !)
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