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Universal Boat Outboard Engine Motor Kill Stop Switch & Safety Tether Lanyard on 2040-parts.com

US $7.90
Location:

Bridgeton, Missouri, United States

Bridgeton, Missouri, United States
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Universal Boat Outboard Engine Motor Kill Stop Switch & Safety Tether Lanyard

Features:
    • Quad Pit ATV Dirt Bike Kill Stop Switch With Safety Tether Cord
    • Brand New
    • Note:When the cord is pulled,it'll switch on!
    • Racing Safety & Durable, easy install
    • Come off the vehicle and it will cut power/ignition
    • Fitment:
    • Universal fit for Quad Pit Dirt ATV Bike

Specification:
    • Material: ABS
    • Color: Black & Red
    • Size: Like the picture show

What is included:
    1 X Kill Switch
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