6 STEPS TO SIMPLIFY MOTORCYCLE WIRING!!!

How to wire a motorcycle is 6 easy steps.

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This is Dan, let me show you step by step on how I build stuff each week including my CB750 Cafe Racer & the (Honda Scrambler/Tracker build on a budget challenge) SUBSCRIBE to follow my future builds, I'm based in Australia.
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[anthonyortiz]

Bro, I got a salvaged Honda CBF300NA from a police auction last week and there were wires and splices for random electronics everywhere. I got frustrated and just chopped most of it off but I couldn't tell what wraps were factory and which were spliced. I spent about 10 hours just tracing the wiring and removing the extra stuff, but it left me without some connectors. Since I'm new to wiring motorcycles, I've been hunting for inspiration on whether to try to simplify it further or take it back to near-factory. This video came up and it made me feel good about not just slapping the ignition on and taking the time to plan the rewire. Thanks for this video. You've earned a subscriber!

[jorgito]

I just did all the work on a Suzuki GS1000 78.Including mo.unit Blue, mo.button, mo.lock, motoscope tiny, and push buttons. It was really easy and now 100% functional! Thanks to MotoGadget!

[AlbRider]

The way you explained it now it seems very simple, thanks man

[harryblueskin]

Excellent video Dan, ive never attempted the wiring on my bikes before now, you've opened up a new world for me with moto gadget hardware. This winter (uk) I'm going to follow your advice and rewire my cafe racer, thanks again Dan.

[LordPenny]

I’m confused as my CDI has loads of wires coming out of it and I’m thinking so I need all of these as yours has bugger all

[anthonyholder]

Crazy helpful, I’m finishing up a spcns bike that someone started and couldn’t finish and I’m essentially creating a wire harness for it and this is super help full

[Owlzy-]

THANKS SO MUCH MAN

I’m currently redoing the entire wiring harness on my 82 XV750 and finding out about the products you showed in this video is going to make this much easier

[MuradAkram]

Thank you for this very informative short video!

I would like to request/recommend, if/when it's possible you should make a video series to cover how to rewire a specific motorcycle model from start to end, listing out all the necessary parts needed per bike model. For Example: I am currently working on a 1979 Suzuki GS850G and would love to get rid of the old wiring harness, use upgraded LED lights and this new technology you are showcasing in this video, but my electrical skills are "0" but I am good in following step by step directions and I bet there are many like myself out there that are good with the mechanical restoration part of a bike but are rusty when it comes to electrical stuff. So, a video stepping through this upgrade process would help a lot of folks save time/money and frustration and they will not end up with extra part at the end of this upgrade process.

[biker_dale]

Great video, been looking for something like this for ages, definitely made me think about the unit now for my project, it does simplify everything. Thanks

[andrewhall]

Hi Dan.
Great video (also loved the one on the Mo.unit as well). Like Harry Potter, I have struggled with the "Dark Arts" for many years, which on one occasion caused an electrical fire at a petrol station while filling up my trike!!! This did raise a little concern at the time as you can imagine!!
I'm currently resto/modding a KZ750/4 into a Café Racer, here in Cairns, Queensland, so I have found your videos to be extremely useful! Keep up the excellent work.
L&R Andrew

[arniepries]

I'm assuming when you do the final connections you will solder the ends of the bare wires connecting to the M unit ?? Or do you leave the strands bare and just tighten the screw to the wires to hold it in place?

[nathanaarts]

any advice on setting up a bike with a decomp system?

[Dirtbagmoto]

Thanks for the video man I love working on stuff myself but electrical works always been a tough one for me!

[jackmorcom]

Fantastic video mate! Videos like these make the daunting thought of wiring a bike with a M. Unit blue so much easier. Props for the CMSNL key chain too.

[colmmurray]

Have you ever wired with the mo switch pro?

[Mmmdxifbfjx]

The power wire feeding the ignition fuse is missing where does it come from and are there any other connections same thing with the head light but it works but the fuse behind the headlight has the one end from headlight the rest is missing

[CesarAntrax-mo]

I am going to put together my 1980 suzuki Gs750 thanks to this video and website to complete the wirimg couldnt have done it without your help

[helloimrusscreativestudios]

About to start rewiring a 1984 Moto Guzzi V65C and am excited to simplify things so it runs better and looks cleaner!

[RayzMoto]

I got an FJR 1300 dirt cheap, runs so good but fairings are cracked, and ugly.

Haven’t ever done wiring or anything but I want to try and make it a naked bike. Let me know if I should run away or give it a go

[johnDukemaster]

So much work in this video. Well done Dan!
For me, this is like making a household budget. Sooo boooring! But when's started, it's quite satisfying.
Motogadget makes really good quality things. A bit pricey perhaps, but you get what you pay for.
Cheers!