Billet Handlebar Switch for Lightbars (1" Bars)

Chromed Billet Aluminum Handlebar Switch for Lightbars (1" Bars)

This unique Chromed Billet Switch fits right on your motorcycle handlebar and can be used to turn your light bar lights (or other auxiliary lights) on and off.
This is probably the best deal of any product that we carry. 
The switch is a single pole switch (15 Amp) and manufactured of Billet Aluminum with a Chrome finish.

This switch will only mount where your bars are perfectly straight.  Mostly mounted between the handlebar risers.

Dimensions:  1 1/4" W x 2 1/4"H x 1 1/2"D

NEEDED INFORMATION ON THIS PRODUCT.  This is a great deal on this product, but there are a couple of details you will need to know before purchasing:
Because of the inside of the clamp portion being chromed, you may need to remove some of the chroming inside the clamp area for a perfect fit to your liking.  A Dremel Tool with a Sanding Band or Wheel attachment will work fine for this.  Just take a little of the inside chrome off until it fits or you see copper.  If you are trying to install where you have just a slight amount of curve on your bars, this procedure will work also.
You will also need to wire this switch up.  We suggest running the wire through the switch and then popping the actual switch assembly out for wiring.  Soldering the wires is best because of space limitations.  You can actually put some RTV on the connections afterward for insulating and waterproofing.  You will want to use some heat shrink or something over your wire assembly that is going to the switch.
You will have an incredibly good looking installed switch when finished.  Please do not purchase this product if you do not want the possibility of doing some slight modifications as stated above.  We will not take this switch back after any type of installation.

You will have several wiring options:

*  Connect one wire of the switch to a fused accessory wire.  Your switch will then feed your lights.
*  Connect one wire of the switch to a fused wire that provides positive 12 Volts.  Your switch will then feed your lights.
*  Use the switch to trigger a relay, which will then provide power to your lights.
*  Connect one wire of the switch to a speedometer lamp wire, etc.  Your switch will then feed your lights.