Trail Tech(040-HBS-05) Three Position Handlebar Mount Light Switch

This switch is not designed for turn signals

Received yesterday. Shipping was pretty fast. I ordered the switch and received it three days later. I hooked it up today on a Honda 400ex, it does have a little rubber gasket around the base which seated nicely and seems to make it waterproof. The directions weren't too bad. The switch works flawlessly and also has a kill switch that works great. Only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is the pigtail could stand to have about 4 inches added to it

Works well so far, who knows down the road. I've got it on a 2002 Grizzly 660 4wheeler. The low beams control a 6 LED light bar up front, the high beam setting controls a set of back up lights, and the horn button is rigged into a reverse speed limiter override (basically grounding a specific wire on that model. You can likely do all kinds of things with this switch, that's just what I used it for. Mounts fine on a handlebar and makes for a nice clean look instead of gaudy looking jerry rig jobs. Very happy with it (unless it breaks in the future of course, but no problems.)

Works great as it should. Kill function works properly and I have the switch wired to headlights, tail light, and accessory lights. Accessory lights on first position, headlights on second position, and tail light on both. The only suggestion I think could improve these is slightly longer wires and possibly the wires coming out the side instead of the top. I had a very tight angle I had to mount it at to ensure I could still access the kill button and the switch comfortably all while avoiding getting the wires into the clutch lever.

As someone else pointed out, it's goofy that the wire emerges from the top of the unit, but other than that, it works great. I use it to control the two heat levels on my heated handgrips (off, low, high).

The switch itself was fine, but it did not fit the handlebar of my motorcycle. I looked for the bar diameter fitment prior to ordering but could not find it. I took a chance and ordered it but it was too small for 1-inch handlebar. The mounting diameter for the switch to appears to be approximately 7/8-inch (22mm).3 stars only because I wasn't able to actually use it to confirm function/reliability.

The red switch part broke off on the second ride. Now I have a pokey metal switch. I wonder if I could just get the red plastic part reshipped? I certainly do not want to rewire is all. Otherwise, the product is good and came with all of the needed connectors for it's ends. I chose to crimp and solder the ends on. The wires are slightly shorter than desired, but I was able to make it work. I'll update if the manufacturer takes care of their customers.I am going to try to contact customer service to see if they can send another plastic switch piece to replace the broken one.

This switch was used on my R1200 GSA to control a set of off road led lamps. It is wired in a fashion to turn "ON" the wide cornering light with the 1st "ON" position and turn "ON the spot and wide cornering lights on the second "ON" position. The switch is well constructed, easy to install, and looks good too.