Status unknown Ski Lites (archive) · IHRA · 2026 rulebook · J.6
J.6 requires a working lanyard stop switch and requires the lanyard to be fastened to the vest or wrist.
Rulebook version V.20260603 · Read the rulebook, Ski Lites
Yamaha · Safety
Genuine Yamaha stop-switch lanyard for the round-nose SuperJet, since no working lanyard means no start. IJSBA and IHRA both require one, and IHRA wants it fastened to the vest or wrist.
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Once orders open: returns within 30 days, no salt damage.
Specification
Listed: 1996 to 2007. Recorded, not listed: 1994 to 1995, 2008 to 2009.
Filled: the years this part is listed to fit, 1996 to 2007, out of every Yamaha SuperJet 701 year the archive records. For a hollow year, ask before you buy.
How we know: the part's fitment record, and the archive's SuperJet 701 model rows, 1994 to 2009; square nose and round nose are owners’ names, not Yamaha’s.
The cord ties the clip to the rider, so a rider who comes off takes the clip with them, and the switch stops the engine.
How we know: IHRA V.20260603 J.6; IJSBA GEN.8.9.
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Status unknown Ski Lites (archive) · IHRA · 2026 rulebook · J.6
J.6 requires a working lanyard stop switch and requires the lanyard to be fastened to the vest or wrist.
Rulebook version V.20260603 · Read the rulebook, Ski Lites
Status unknown Ski Lites (archive) · IJSBA · 2024 rulebook · GEN.8.9, SKL.1.1
The IJSBA 2024 General Rules, GEN.8.9, require a working lanyard stop switch. As the OEM part, this lanyard keeps the machine stock under the Ski Lites rules, SKL.1.1.
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