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EMGO Engine Kill Switch for Honda CR 80/85/125/500 86-07 & CRF 250R 04-09 & CRF 450R 02-08

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Product description

The EMGO kill switch is a compact, reliable safety button for off-road Honda motorcycles. Specifically designed as a replacement for CR and CRF models, it delivers quick engine shutdown in emergency situations and simple integration with existing wiring.

  • Compatibility: Works with Honda CR 80/85/125/500 (1986–2007), CRF 250R (2004–2009) and CRF 450R (2002–2008).
  • Construction and materials: Robust black button with durable plastic housing and sturdy metal mounting for long-lasting use.
  • Wiring and connection: 2-pin cable with clear terminals for easy integration with the original electronic wiring.
  • Weather resistance: Rubber cap and water-resistant construction that stands up to mud, dust and rain during off-road rides.
  • Brand and part number: Apico EMGO connector, with MPN JU-46-50420, a reliable replacement part for your motorcycle.

This kill switch provides immediate engine shutdown when needed, ensuring better control and safety during rides, training sessions and races. Replacing it when worn prevents unexpected failure and keeps your electronics in good condition. Its compact design fits discreetly on the handlebars so your riding experience is not disrupted. Ideal for enthusiastic riders seeking a simple, reliable solution for Honda CR and CRF series motorcycles.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-46-50420

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