Its not the switch dont work look at its, its cheap for a hand built car and tyres of a side car are ok if you want to potter around ,but not me as I've had many tyre company sent me tyre to test and talking to as many people as I can there not up to the job ,wall is way to soft
I can only speak from experience here, in that the Avon's are very suitable for my kind of usage. There are others who will prefer differing brands, but subjectivity is the name of the game with tyre choice & one mans meat is another's poison. Feel free to choose what you wish, but the Avon's clearly ARE up to the job or they wouldn't be at this stage..!
Regarding the switches, I'm not sure what you men by 'cheap'. Cost? Material? Feel? They suit the location, because your arm or wrist doesn't keep catching or fouling as they have a low profile. They are easy to see at a glance which position they are, too.
