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Jetprime Ignition Bypass Racing Kill Switch BMW S1000RR Racing 2015-2018 S1000XR S1000R
Reference JP KS 008
The Kill Switch will allow you to remove the Neiman, you can then switch on the ignition without the key.
To replace your contactor, nothing rocket science, the Kil Switch Jetprime is assembled very quickly thanks to its Plug and Play connector specific to each motorcycle. Then place your neiman and its key in the Key box provided (if necessary) and you're done.
This kill switch will give you a weight gain of 300 to 500gr.
Cut in the mass, made in Italy. Delivered as in the photo (contractual photo)
135,00 € incl. VAT
The company was founded with the intention of being able to offer a more qualified level of service and to always be at the height of the current and constantly changing market offering modern up to date products thanks to constant research and development as well optimising and updating existing products.
We would like to thank all of our clients who continue to put their trust in our company and products and we hope we can count on you for your continued feedback and professionalism.
Our kit dubbed "Kill switch" has the function of replacing the key lock on motorcycles destined for race use. It is supplied in combination with the KEY BOX (key container/emulator) where the original key of the motorcycle is housed together with its antenna. In this way you will no longer need to use the original key and lock, saving around 350 grams (depending on the model).
Like all our products, they are produced in ergal machined from solid, the button is always IP69K, with a resistance to absorption that extends well beyond its use value, it is wired with reichem cables 105.
All kits are Plug and Play for Ducati, Kawasaki, Yamaha, MV, BMW, Suzuki; assembly is simple and does not require any modification to the bike and its electrical system.
This product is comptable with:
| BMW | S 1000 R | 2014 => 2016 |
| BMW | S 1000 RR | 2015 => 2018 |
| BMW | S 1000 RR | 2019 => 2022 |
| BMW | S 1000 RR | 2023 => 2024 |
| BMW | S 1000 RR HP4 | 2013 => 2015 |
| BMW | S 1000 XR | 2015 => 2019 |
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Shared on December 28, 2021
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