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2023 Gas Gas TXT 300

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The magnet kill switches are generally super reliable & long lasting. You'll quickly get used to thumbing the button off.

I like the magnet lanyards, unlike many. I couldn't count the number of times I've dropped or leapt off the bike & the lanyard just kills it. Significantly reduces the risk of blowing a motor from jamming the throttle open in a crash.

As someone else said, ditch the elastic and replace it with cord or webbing (eg. off an i.d. lanyard). The elastic will eventually flick the button into your face, which hurts! Or injures.

Finally, point the switch base forward toward the clutch lever. Significantly reduces the chance of accidentally knocking the button off. It'll still come off just fine when you want it to.

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    I'm not a fan of the lanyard, but they are compulsory for competition here. A few of my mates have wired a kill switch as well as the lanyard, not hard to do. The magnets don't wear out and are troubl

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