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Kill Switches: A Simple Way to Shut the Engine Off
A kill switch lets the rider cut the engine with a quick press, without reaching for a key or the ignition. On dirt bikes and other off-road machines it is a basic control. Riders use it to stop the engine after a fall, a stall, or any time the bike needs to be shut down quickly. People replace a kill switch when the original is worn, cracked or damaged, or when they want a button that is easier to find under the thumb.
Right now we have 1 kill switch in stock, from Bike Master. It is the BikeMaster Honda CR Kill Button, a replacement kill button aimed at Honda CR bikes. With a single option on hand, our selection is narrow, so confirm it suits your machine before you order.
Confirm the switch matches your make and model.
Check how it mounts and that it works with your handlebar and control layout.
Look at the wiring and connector so they match your bike's harness.
Make sure the button is easy to reach and press with gloves on.
Use the vehicle selector to pick your vehicle and see what fits.
Kill Switches: A Simple Way to Shut the Engine Off
A kill switch lets the rider cut the engine with a quick press, without reaching for a key or the ignition. On dirt bikes and other off-road machines it is a basic control. Riders use it to stop the engine after a fall, a stall, or any time the bike needs to be shut down quickly. People replace a kill switch when the original is worn, cracked or damaged, or when they want a button that is easier to find under the thumb.
Right now we have 1 kill switch in stock, from Bike Master. It is the BikeMaster Honda CR Kill Button, a replacement kill button aimed at Honda CR bikes. With a single option on hand, our selection is narrow, so confirm it suits your machine before you order.
Confirm the switch matches your make and model.
Check how it mounts and that it works with your handlebar and control layout.
Look at the wiring and connector so they match your bike's harness.
Make sure the button is easy to reach and press with gloves on.
Use the vehicle selector to pick your vehicle and see what fits.