Apico Kill Switch With Magnet - KILL LANYARD MAGNET

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The Apico Kill Switch With Magnet is designed for safety-conscious trials riders, offering an automatic bike cutoff if the rider falls. While it enhances rider safety and meets ACU junior competition standards, its magnetic design may require careful handling to prevent accidental disengagement. This guide covers its features, use, and maintenance for effective integration into your riding gear.
| Model Part Number | KILL LANYARD MAGNET |
|---|---|
| Brand | Apico |
Its main purpose is to enhance rider safety by automatically cutting the motorcycle's engine if the rider becomes separated from the bike, preventing uncontrolled movement.
No, this kill switch is specifically designed for trials motorcycles and meets ACU standards for junior competitors.
The elasticated lanyard attaches to your riding gear, and the magnetic end connects to a specific post on the motorcycle. Ensure a secure connection that will disengage upon separation.
It means the kill switch complies with the safety regulations set by the Auto-Cycle Union, making it approved for use in junior competitions they sanction.
It is recommended to inspect the lanyard and magnetic connection before each ride and perform a more thorough check periodically for wear and cleanliness.
Strong external magnetic fields could potentially interfere with the magnetic connection. Keep the switch and magnet away from powerful magnets when not in use.
Clean the magnetic surface with a clean, dry cloth. Avoid using any liquids or abrasive materials that could damage the magnet or connection.
Ensure the magnetic lanyard is fully disconnected from the switch. Check for any obstructions on the magnetic surfaces. Verify the lanyard is correctly attached to the motorcycle's kill switch wiring.
Check for excessive wear on the lanyard or magnetic connection. Ensure the magnet is fully seated before riding. Consider if a different length lanyard is required.
Clean the magnetic surface thoroughly with a dry cloth. If corrosion is present, gently clean with a soft brush. Avoid using liquids or harsh chemicals.
Immediately replace the lanyard if any signs of fraying or damage are visible to ensure reliable operation and safety.
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