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Push switch for Aux Lights quick urban flashing?

Posted: Sun Feb 01, 2015 3:10 pm
by thepeacebullgrunt
I need an heavy duty waterproof switch that will decently fit under under my right thumb on left grip....
similar to the one linked below which is a push & talk switch for cops intercom I believe.

I am on the market for it but also looking for alternative options in the same mood.

Actually I want this push switch behind a bigger main switch for the Aux light On&Off...

The push switch near the grip will just be there to quickly turn off the light when urban flashing is needed.
kind of a "Morse code" type of flashing seeked for this little project.

Linked here---> http://www.audioheadsetsystems.com/pict ... MG1088.JPG

My auxiliary lights are part of the whole centech fuse box, relay & parking can bus tap usual setup largely debated on our forum.

Re: Push switch for Aux Lights quick urban flashing?

Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2015 10:54 am
by dbrick
If the switch is standard issue for authority bikes, then maybe the dealer can obtain one for you from BMW's not-distributed authority parts catalog. They have to be able to supply these things for cop bikes that get damaged. Or see if you can find someone with a cop bike they're parting out.

Re: Push switch for Aux Lights quick urban flashing?

Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2015 1:16 pm
by thepeacebullgrunt
That sounds a freakin good idea David... thanks a lot! & happy Monday!

Re: Push switch for Aux Lights quick urban flashing?

Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2015 1:28 pm
by jkhomes
Cool idea. OEM BMW parts tend to be expensive. I googled weatherproof push button switch and got a huge response. Evidently there are about a billion choices out there.

Re: Push switch for Aux Lights quick urban flashing?

Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2015 7:20 pm
by Anyname
I used a light switch intended for a R1200GS of my driving lights. It replaced part of the original left switch housing. It wasn't cheap, but it fits well.

Re: Push switch for Aux Lights quick urban flashing?

Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2015 11:16 am
by mogu83
I have an auxiliary horn on my bike because my after market main horn is too loud for many situations. I use a small waterproof button mounted on my mirror extender to operate it. It cost around $5 and has been on the bike a few years in all kinds of weather without any problems. This is a momentary on switch but they can be had in an on/off configuration.


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