Don't let a sticky or non-responsive switch compromise your visibility and safety on the road. Exposure to rain, sun, and road dust eventually corrodes the internal copper contacts of your original handle controls, leading to intermittent signaling or total switch failure. This high-quality aftermarket replacement restores that crisp, tactile "click" and ensures your intentions are clearly communicated to surrounding traffic.
Tactile Snap: Restores the definitive, positive feedback of a brand-new switch, eliminating mushy or unresponsive button tracking.
Direct-Fit Plug: Styled to seamlessly match the factory handlebar console geometry and mimic the original equipment appearance.
Corrosion-Protected Internals: Built with upgraded contact points to help seal out moisture and humidity better than older factory units.
Simple Electrical Swap: Features a factory-matched pin configuration for a true plug-and-play installation without wire splicing.
Part Number: 294723-AFT
Material: Impact-Resistant Matte Black Polymer
Function: Left / Right Turn Indicator Control
Connector Type: Multi-Pin Factory Terminal Block
Maintenance Note: Handlebar switches are highly vulnerable to water ingress during pressure washing. To extend the life of your new switch, never spray water directly at the handlebar control pods at close range.Installation Tip: Pop the headset/handlebar plastics apart carefully using plastic trim tools. Prying the painted covers with a metal screwdriver is the fastest way to chip the enamel or break the internal plastic tabs.Pro Tip: While you have the switch pod open, apply a dab of dielectric grease to the terminal plug before snapping it together. This simple step creates a waterproof barrier that prevents future corrosion.
Maintenance Note: Handlebar switches are highly vulnerable to water ingress during pressure washing. To extend the life of your new switch, never spray water directly at the handlebar control pods at close range.
Installation Tip: Pop the headset/handlebar plastics apart carefully using plastic trim tools. Prying the painted covers with a metal screwdriver is the fastest way to chip the enamel or break the internal plastic tabs.
Pro Tip: While you have the switch pod open, apply a dab of dielectric grease to the terminal plug before snapping it together. This simple step creates a waterproof barrier that prevents future corrosion.
WARNING: California Proposition 65
