Where is the motorcycle kill switch located?

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LaElias
07/29/25 8:57pm
Motorcycle kill switch is the red button on the throttle grip. Here's some knowledge about motorcycle kill switch: 1. Usage timing: When temporarily stopping (such as waiting at traffic lights), turn off the kill switch and the engine will stop running; when starting off, turn on this switch to start the engine. 2. Function: Dual control of engine shutdown. Both the kill switch and ignition key switch can stop the engine operation. If either mechanism fails or is damaged, you can use either one to shut down the engine. Maintain vehicle lighting. The kill switch only controls the engine's electrical system. If the vehicle needs to turn off the engine without turning off the lights, simply turn off the kill switch.
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