| Also known as | H2034 |
| Diagram | Fig. 25 — ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT (PART 1) · ref 28 |
| Subsystem | electrical |
| Listed in parts books | 1967–1970, 1973 |
CLIPS CHROME KILL BUTTON
Chrome clip that retains the kill button on the handlebar switch assembly.
This is the clip that holds the kill button (engine cut-out button) in place on the handlebar, part number 97-2034, also listed under the older H2034 designation. It shows up in the wiring and ignition capacitor figures alongside the headlamp assemblies on TR6C and T100C models, which tells you it lives up at the bars near the headlamp shell and lighting switches rather than down in the ignition itself.
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It's a small chrome clip, easy to overlook until it goes missing and the kill button starts rattling around loose or falls out entirely. Catalog listings across several years of appearances confirm it's the same basic clip across that run, so if your parts book lists either 97-2034 or H2034 you're looking at the same piece.
If you're rebuilding a headlamp nacelle or cleaning up the switchgear on a TR6C or T100C, it's worth checking this clip along with the kill button itself before you button everything back up. Give us a call if you need help confirming which figure your bike's harness setup matches.
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