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[Important Notice]
Items are made for the Japanese domestic market:
- Products: Official Japanese market items (Manufacturing origin varies by model).
- Voltage: AC 100V / Type A plug (Voltage converter may be needed).
- Language: Japanese by default (Unless specified in title/images).
- Region: Please check system compatibility before ordering.
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This is a skeleton switch set for the Honda Dio. Easily replace your old, worn-out original switch for a quick repair and a stylish upgrade.
Compatible models: 4-piece set fits Live DIO, Super DIO, Dio ZX AF27, AF28, AF34, AF35, AF62, AF68. 5-piece set fits AF18, AF24, AF25, SR. Also compatible with Gyro Canopy TA02, TA03.
You've replaced the muffler, changed to a long swingarm, and upgraded the suspension, rearview mirrors, seat, fenders, headlights, turn signals, brake lights, ignition system, and drivetrain, and even painted the fairings—it's a completely custom build, but the only thing left is the old stock switch?! Just changing to a skeleton switch will dramatically improve the look.
Replacing switches that have malfunctioned or deteriorated over time, or those that look unsightly, can be easily repaired at a much lower cost than having them fixed at a motorcycle shop if you can do the maintenance yourself. Plus, having spare parts on hand provides peace of mind.
Since the handlebars are always in your line of sight, a unique custom look is perfect for those who think "it's boring to be the same as everyone else." It's sure to make you stand out!
This is a skeleton switch set for the Honda Dio. Easily replace your old, worn-out original switch for a quick repair and a stylish upgrade.
Compatible models: 4-piece set fits Live DIO, Super DIO, Dio ZX AF27, AF28, AF34, AF35, AF62, AF68. 5-piece set fits AF18, AF24, AF25, SR. Also compatible with Gyro Canopy TA02, TA03.
You've replaced the muffler, changed to a long swingarm, and upgraded the suspension, rearview mirrors, seat, fenders, headlights, turn signals, brake lights, ignition system, and drivetrain, and even painted the fairings—it's a completely custom build, but the only thing left is the old stock switch?! Just changing to a skeleton switch will dramatically improve the look.
Replacing switches that have malfunctioned or deteriorated over time, or those that look unsightly, can be easily repaired at a much lower cost than having them fixed at a motorcycle shop if you can do the maintenance yourself. Plus, having spare parts on hand provides peace of mind.
Since the handlebars are always in your line of sight, a unique custom look is perfect for those who think "it's boring to be the same as everyone else." It's sure to make you stand out!