Does anyone have a good tether kill switch they would recomend to install?
I need to replace mine and I'm looking for something more reliable.
cheers
johan
Hardcore Biker
Does anyone have a good tether kill switch they would recomend to install?
I need to replace mine and I'm looking for something more reliable.
cheers
johan
Don't read this.....
Got one of these
http://www.mpsracing.com/products/MPS/hc01.asp
Very nicely made.
BogOff-Cant you see I'm busy?
Looks like someone has taken a traditionally perceived 'Mickey Mouse' subject completely seriously.
Nice one.
In the riders seat
Dick Smith sell a 2pin male/female plug which used to be about $8 and you can make your own, doesn't look a lot different than the bottom picture in the link Tony.OK put up just minus the handlebar clamp
"If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."
Originally Posted by scracha
Hardcore Biker
Get a genuine one from a Suzuki dealer for the quads, they are so dam reliable
I fear the day technology will surpass our human interaction. The world will have a generation of idiots! ALBERT EINSTEIN
Hardcore Biker
Thanks guys, I've got few options now!
cheers
Hardcore Biker
Why do you call it a 'Mickey Mouse' subject please?
Glen Williams
Def the way to go, do not get any two pin sleeve together type. Standard Suzuki part for quad bike.
Glen
Forum whore
i did a review on the normal bike shop ones on here somewhere............they are crapola. I got a Polaris jet ski one and it was beyond brilliant!!
No cap poorly plugged onto a wonky post thingy, it was a well designed fork that slotted in behind a sprung cylinder.......damn wish I had a picture. was easy to install also and well made.
Contact Steve at triple x moto in auckland and ask for the same that he sold bret Glazer, he will remember, if it falls apart on you I will buy you another one, they are that good!
Ive run out of fucks to give
Hardcore Biker
Craig had one shit itself last year at timaru I think, but generally they are pretty reliable.
In the riders seat
Used that type for years with no problems
I used one of those on one of my bikes, best type I have ever found, the other ones with the little red push on cap are fucking rubbish
"If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."
Hardcore Biker
Suzuki one works well and handles water.
Red push-button sleeve jobs NOT designed to work after seeing any water.
Then again, if $ is more inportant than reliability, the Suzi one I got was $70... but it works and the red job was a PITA. My $0.02.
BM-GS
Auckland
tripple dip
Walt Disney's hapless hero
In NZ things that are not quite up to standard are often called "Micky Mouse" it is pretty much interchangeable with "cowboy".
For example:
Wharfy says "that plasterer who did my bathroom did a micky mouse job, I had to get him back to fix it" AJturbo replies "yeah ? sounds like he was a bit of a cowboy".
It's pretty safe to use in any company - except executives or lawyers of Disney Corporation, but being in the animation business you probably figured that out your self
"You never understood that it ain't no good, you shouldn't let other people get your kicks for you" - Bob Dylan
BogOff-Cant you see I'm busy?
IMO - A very serious subject, but I have seen some scarey 'DickSmithesq' Mickey Mouse type solutions.
Best to pay the cash for the safety and security that it will do its job if required.
EDIT: OK - Wharfy put it a lot better than I could have.
gypsy
well... if you don't plan on falling off, you wont need one!!!
or is it for your coach?... does he need it ???
what a ride so far!!!!
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