Looking for compact hand controls
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danker16
Been Around the Block
http://scootertuning.ca/en/styling-parts/13067-throttle-kit-stage6-cnc-type-black.html
I wanted to achieve the same as you and I went with this set they are very compact. the throttle side I mounted it upside down so the start button is operated with my thumb instead of the index finger and hides the ugly plastic on top. it uses 5mm conduit so i had to modify the throttle cable it came with. works perfect, except I now need to figure out an engine stop switch
I wanted to achieve the same as you and I went with this set they are very compact. the throttle side I mounted it upside down so the start button is operated with my thumb instead of the index finger and hides the ugly plastic on top. it uses 5mm conduit so i had to modify the throttle cable it came with. works perfect, except I now need to figure out an engine stop switch
quadracer351
Coast to Coast
You have photos of it mounted? I'm a little confused it's sold as a throttle and switch unit? They need to go together? I already ordered a whiskey throttle.danker16 said:
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quadracer351
Coast to Coast
You know what bar size they are for and if it's possible to grind down that mirror holder?danker16 said:
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snmavridis
Gettin my life together. One bolt. At a time.
How much.Sonreir said:Yeah. Customization is the plan. Most micro switches for electrical use a 1/4" threaded shank and come in a lot of varieties.
I actually have two quotes out right now that I'm looking to finalize pretty soon.
If you want one in plastic I can print you one, though.
snmavridis
Gettin my life together. One bolt. At a time.
I'm ordering an RR from you this week
snmavridis
Gettin my life together. One bolt. At a time.
Either and/or both?Sonreir said:
Subscribing I planned on going this route a while back, but there weren't many good solutions out there that didn't cost a butt load so I just went with standard controls. That Stage6 left-hand control looks nice, and I'm excited to see what you come up with Sonreir.
I planned on going this route a while back, but there weren't many good solutions out there that didn't cost a butt load so I just went with standard controls. That Stage6 left-hand control looks nice, and I'm excited to see what you come up with Sonreir.
snmavridis
Gettin my life together. One bolt. At a time.
I'll PM you. I'm placing my order tonight so we can talk about all that. If you don't mind id like a bit of your input on what I should need for my bike.Sonreir said:
Here are a couple of pics of the black plastic one attached on my moped.
Left switch controls the kill for the engine as well as the headlight power to the second switch (always on headlight, but only when the engine is on). Right switch up is high beam plus auxiliary lights and switch down is just the normal headlight.
The plastic is just from my 3d printer. It's a mock up of the aluminum ones soon to come.
Left switch controls the kill for the engine as well as the headlight power to the second switch (always on headlight, but only when the engine is on). Right switch up is high beam plus auxiliary lights and switch down is just the normal headlight.
The plastic is just from my 3d printer. It's a mock up of the aluminum ones soon to come.
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quadracer351
Coast to Coast
Can buttons be latching and used high/low? I'm looking at your site now definitely going to purchase the led headlight, and diodes, and maybe the flasher. If I use your flasher for led lights do I still need the resistor? Also do I need a diode for every dummy light in my acewell or only the indicators??Sonreir said:
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quadracer351 said:
I haven't found any latching buttons that will fit just yet, but we do have momentary buttons and a variety of switches. I'm using an on/off switch for the kill and an on/on switch for the headlight. I also have on/off/on switches.
No resistors needed if you use our flasher relay. Diodes are if you have a single warning light for turn signals instead of two. Diodes not needed for other warning lights.
quadracer351
Coast to Coast
Sounds good I'll end up getting that plastic version in white for now with the two stitches until you have the aluminum ones made up, my gauge has a dummy light for the left indicator and one for the right indicator, so two diodes? And a third resistor for the flasher?Sonreir said:
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