A system designed to initiate the engine of a small, open-wheeled vehicle without manual pulling. This aftermarket component generally includes an electric motor, a solenoid, associated wiring, and a button or switch. An example of its function is providing a push-button start option, eliminating the need for a pull-start mechanism.
The advent of these systems offers improved accessibility and convenience for operators. Historically, starting these engines involved physical exertion and could be challenging for some users. The adoption of these systems reduces strain and contributes to a more streamlined operational experience, enabling faster starts and greater ease of use, particularly in racing contexts where quick restarts are crucial.