Motion Pro Handlebar Stop/Start Switch

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Required for installation of Revolver Throttle Kit on bikes with ignition and starter switches in stock throttle assembly
Fits 7/8 in. bars (22.2 mm)
Extra narrow design is only 26 mm wide
Push In/Out engine switch
Momentary 2 pole starter switch
Starter switch has 2 separate circuits, one normally open, one normally closed for street bikes that use a headlight/starter cutoff
550 mm long wiring harness with brake light switch circuit wiring
Brake light circuit wiring pigtail 120 mm long with female spade connectors
Stainless steel screws and internal rubber pad positions switch on handlebar securely without drilling holes
Wiring harness has bare, tinned wires without connector for easy installation of OE connector body
Made in Italy by Domino

1. good quality, needs better documentation
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Posted by JW on 13th May 2016

So the switch is well made. Plastic but not super cheap. Buttons feel like they won't fail a month from now. One big caveat, though. I could find no amp ratings for the circuits in any of the documentation. Older and maybe some not so old bikes will run the ignition and start circuits straight through the switch. These are fused at 10amps which I do not believe the switch is made for. Wiring through a relay was my solution just to be safe.