'TT' - Switches




3d printed Micro switches wired using a Motogadget M Unit
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To keep the controls nice and minimal we decided to go with micro switches and an Motogadget M-Unit / M-Button combo.
We designed and 3D printed the housings ... once we have M-O, the new CNC, up and running we'll make some proper aluminium ones
Full Disclosure! I'm not an auto electrician, so it took a fair amount of head scratching before I figured out what bits and bobs I could take off and which wires to replace so they'd work with the EFI Thruxton.
Quite happy with the results - right hand single button is the Start / Stop combo. The left hand set are Left / Right turn signals, a quick stab makes them blink 12 times and then auto off, and a longer press keeps them on, lick to cancel (bottom row). Headlight dim / full / flash (top right) and Horn (top left)
I am tempted to switch to the Bluetooth M-unit so I can have keyless ignition.