The VXB replicates the functions of the Veypor and VR2 MENU and ENTER buttons and places them at your fingertips. The unique handlebar mounted buttons and aluminum bracket make using the Veypor safer and more fun.

The VXB positions directly under your thumb so that you can quickly and accurately trigger runs, activate features and navigate menus. You can queue up a quarter mile run, change lap timing settings and save a completed run without ever having to take your hands off the bars.

The VXB is perfect for accurately triggering lap times while racing. With the VXB you can trigger lap times using the Button Triggered circuit mode on the Veypor and VR2. The VXB allows accurate lap timing on any track and without the need for specialized equipment like infra-red receivers and beacons or magnetic strips and pickups. You save on the cost of transmitting and receiving electronics while still getting lap times accurate to within 10ths of a second.

The VXB is weather and environment proof and is designed to take any abuse you can dish out. The buttons themselves are sealed and durable. They are housed in a custom machined billet aluminum clamp with a unique design that lets it work with both 1" and 7/8" bars. The electronics are sealed and use a simple plug and play connection to the existing Veypor/VR2 and harness. Installation takes only a minute.

The VXB works in conjunction with the HUD and VIR addons so you can use any or all of them together. It comes with everything you need to install and mount it in minutes and the buttons make a unique mod to any bike.

Note: The VXB MENU button shares one of the control lines of the HUD wireless transmitter. When using the HUD and the VXB together, the HUD display may pause briefly whenever the MENU button on the VXB is held down. During most riding you will not even notice the effect. The VXB ENTER button shares one of the control lines of the VIR receiver. If you are using the Veypor/VR2 in VIR laptiming mode, pressing the ENTER button on the VXB will trigger a VIR lap timing pulse just as if an Infra-Red beacon was passed. This is a valuable feature in case a beacon is missed during a lap.