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Handlebar Control Switch for Horn Turn Signal for GY6 50cc 125cc 150cc Scooter

Handlebar Control Switch for Horn Turn Signal for GY6 50cc 125cc 150cc Scooter

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Handlebar Control Switch for Horn and Turn Signal for GY6 Scooters

This handlebar control switch for GY6 50cc, 125cc, and 150cc scooters operates the horn and turn signals directly from the left bar, replacing a worn or failed switch cluster.

Overview

This handlebar control switch gives GY6 scooter riders direct control of the horn and turn signals from a single housing on the left side of the bar. The switch assembly suits 50cc, 125cc, and 150cc GY6 scooters and works as a replacement for a cracked or unresponsive unit. Anyone rebuilding a GY6 scooter or chasing an intermittent turn signal will find this handlebar control switch a practical fit.

Built For Performance

  • Combined horn and turn signal functions in one handlebar-mounted housing
  • Designed for the GY6 engine family across 50cc, 125cc, and 150cc scooters
  • Push-button horn contact and slide-style turn signal selector
  • Housing shaped to clamp onto standard scooter handlebar tubing
  • Direct replacement for a failed or damaged left-side control switch

Fits These Machines

  • for GY6 50cc scooters
  • for GY6 125cc scooters
  • for GY6 150cc scooters

On-The-Job Use

  • Daily commuting on 50cc GY6 scooters
  • Turn signal and horn operation on 125cc GY6 models
  • Signal control on 150cc GY6 scooters
  • Restoring a scooter with a broken or sticky left control pod

Specs At A Glance

Function Horn and turn signal control
Mount Position Left handlebar
Engine Family GY6
Displacement Fitment 50cc, 125cc, 150cc

Good To Know

Q: Will this switch plug straight into my scooter's existing wiring? A: It is built as a replacement handlebar control switch for GY6 scooters, but connector style and pin count can vary between models, so compare the plug on your original switch before ordering.

Q: Do I need to remove the grips to fit it? A: In most cases the switch housing slides onto the bar once the grip and any retaining hardware are moved aside, so plan on removing the left grip during installation.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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