🔑 WEIYINGSI Scooter Ignition Key Switch Lock | 2-Wire, 2-Position Electrical Scooter Key Switch Review

good solid mechanism, two keys included and it connects to several different brushed and brushless controllers I have. Will buy it again, if not I'll update the review after some use.

Great product, used this to control my son's ignition with a 12v relay. The wires are a little thin, but they fit. I used a relay to be on the safe side and avoid complications with the amps in the power wheels

Mounted on a scooter. I had to drill a hole for the old key switch, this one has a larger diameter. Good positive action with no play or wobble like a regular scooter derailleur. If you don't have the tools and skills, get a regular scooter derailleur otherwise it's exactly what "I" wanted and works well.

So I am working on restoring an old classic Chinese 5 engine motorcycle. And the ignition cylinder did not work, the copper contacts were covered with rust and dirt. Anyway I got this part but the connector type didn't fit so I took the old one and just replaced the old connector with the new one and plugged it back in, everything works great.

It arrived on time but unfortunately didn't work on the bike when installed. Originally the ignition only worked in the off position and it did It doesn't matter if the key is in or out. It didn't work when the key was in and in the on position. It soon stopped working all together and I couldn't turn the bike off until I installed the old switch.

Would have been 5 stars for the quality alone with an extra foot to the cable as I had to splice together to get from the ignition bracket to the control box but the switch is solid and I finally got my son's e-bike working again after rebuilding the OEM rear derailleur too many times. If this length of cable is suitable for your use then it is highly recommended and even if you need a bit more length if you have your own splice cable it is still recommended.

I really liked it. Put it on my kids electric bikes as a safety measure. And also in case saying "no” is not enough. He loves to play in the car and I can be sure he hit the wall with the ignition. It was a replacement for another brand whose contactors failed. The clock is a good positive anchor and is marked with a dot to turn it on. Looks like the drive wheels may have turned it on. It's perfect. *Update* Since my app is a switch between motors and battery, it's a fairly high amp app (12 amp