Motorcycle Handlebar Switch - Universal 7/8" 22mm Hand Control Switch Turn Signal Horn Switch High Low Beam Start Stop Switch Button Replaces Assembly (A)

Seem to be of decent quality and they perform as expected. Look like the generic controls you see on any chinses motorcycle. But they work and do what they're supposed too. Fairly easy to install and fit well on a 7/8 bar. I'd say great value for the money and on my next mini bike build, I'd definitely purchase again.

The build quality is decent and I don't expect it to fail any time soon, however since there were no wiring diagrams or even labels on the cables I had to guess my way through rewiring them to my 87 Honda Shadow. Would be a 5 star product if it just had a wiring diagram.

I wasn't sure what to expect considering the price, but these switch clusters work surprisingly well, and the build quality appears comparable to what I've seen in OEM Honda switches.I used these to replace the left side switches on my FZ07 (if you're familiar with that bike, you probably know about Yamaha's goofy design for the horn and turn signal buttons). In doing so, I completely disassembled these switches so I could re-solder them to the stock Yamaha wiring harness. In the process, I got an intimate understanding of how these switches are built and can say that they are almost identical to the Honda switches I've disassembled in the past.The feel of the buttons is the same as OEM (specifically 90's and 00's Hondas), and the housings feel sturdy. They also have locator pins which can be removed if your bars don't have holes in them (or if you don't want to drill your bars). In addition, they have a flash-to-pass button which is a nice feature.Of course, you may need to adapt the wiring or connectors to suit your particular application. But with that understanding, I am really pleased with this purchase and the price cannot be beat.

Had installed for mere hours and the "start" button fell off. Plastic broke. No surprise. Look where it came from. Not just an inexpensive product, CHEAP too. If ya know the difference

Would have been a direct fit on a newer motorcycle or scooter. I have an 1981 Yamaha and had to disassemble and label the wires and cut off the connector.

Actually put on a 84 kawasaki zn 700 that i couldnt find part for

Would have been nice if the wires were labeled what their functions were. Different color wires then it was on my bike so I have to trace each wire in my harness and that's a pain in the ass

Doesn't come with wiring instructions, so you have no idea how to connect to new wires to old existing ones.