Button Switches and Switches OEM Replacement

Vintage Button Switch

Reproduction of the accessory horn and magneto kill switch.

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Toggle Switches →1973

Handlebar mount switches that require routing of wires inside the handlebars.

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Button Switches 1926-1971

Stock replacement button switches for horn and starter activation. The selection includes the early, low profile single wire button and the higher 1953→ double wire version. This later version provides a separate ground wire, whereas the early version relies on ground via the housing.

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Toggle Switches for Models 1972-1981

For switch housings used on models from 1972-1981.

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Button Switch for Models 1972-1981

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Button Switch Caps 1972-1981

For reachability's sake, by convention the shorter versions are mounted further to the end of the handlebar, the longer ones further inward.

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Switch Units 1982-1995

The complete kit contains chrome-plated or black right and left side switches. Each wiring harness is longer than stock, to work with higher handlebars.

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Switch Units 1996→

Ergonomic switches for 1996→ bikes with rounded handlebar controls. Available as stock replacement in black finish with white lettering or in chrome finish with black lettering. Each switch group has a color-coded 120 cm long wiring harness already attached for easy installation, especially for extra wide or high handlebars. Kits also include wire terminals, mounting screws and instructions.

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Spotlight Toggle Switch

This universal toggle switch has spade terminals and comes with an on/off face plate. It was commonly used in combination with the spotlights on FL models from 1962 thru 1984 and Heritage Softail Classic models from late 1987 to present.

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Handlebar Wiring Harnesses with Switches 1972-1981

Convenient handlebar control wiring harnesses, which include pre-installed toggle and button switches plus all necessary mounting hardware.

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Replacement Parts

Original replacement push buttons and switches

Apart from the ignition and light switch, even very early Harleys had electrical controls on the handlebars: buttons for the electric horn or for shorting the magneto ignition. As the number of electrical functions increased, more and more switches and buttons were placed in the area close to the grips with the rider having to take his hands off the handlebars as little as possible to operate them.

Original replacement switches include hi-lo beam switches, brake light switches, oil pressure switches, vacuum switches and neutral switches.

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