I installed a kill switch on my GSR 40 the other day, and I thought that I would pass along the information. It is an inexpensive install, that was really quick 
Well, I have been building a GSR for the spring, and slowly adding things to customize it. I installed a new set of handlebars, controls, ADA hydralic Maguras with shocks, etc.
Anyway, I don't really like the appearance of the stock kill switch, so I decided to do some research. There are many places that sell the RC style kill switch, but it was $8.00, and the worse part is that I would have to wait for it.
So I took a little trip to Radio Shack, and voila, it is done.
It was sooo easy to install, anyone looking to upgrade to an RC style switch should do themselves a favor, and save money by doing the following.
The correct part number is: Radio Shack 275-1565 "Soft-Feel" switch. This switch does not need to be held in, you just give it a push, and it stays engaged; and turns off. Push the button another time, and it releases, ready to be started again.
Ultra Clean install..........
Anyone needed help, let me know.
chris

Well, I have been building a GSR for the spring, and slowly adding things to customize it. I installed a new set of handlebars, controls, ADA hydralic Maguras with shocks, etc.
Anyway, I don't really like the appearance of the stock kill switch, so I decided to do some research. There are many places that sell the RC style kill switch, but it was $8.00, and the worse part is that I would have to wait for it.
So I took a little trip to Radio Shack, and voila, it is done.
It was sooo easy to install, anyone looking to upgrade to an RC style switch should do themselves a favor, and save money by doing the following.
The correct part number is: Radio Shack 275-1565 "Soft-Feel" switch. This switch does not need to be held in, you just give it a push, and it stays engaged; and turns off. Push the button another time, and it releases, ready to be started again.
Ultra Clean install..........
Anyone needed help, let me know.
chris
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