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An idea for dash switches on K100

oldnslow

oldnslow

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Here's what I came up with for switches on my K100 dash. I needed an 'on-off-on' switch for my after market grip heaters, and a 'on-off' switch for my driving lights. Then the other two are just for show. They are boat console switches. Waterproof, illuminated when on, and easy to use with gloves on! Some may cry that I 'butchered' a K100 dash! :scratch
 

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