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subk2002

posted on 12/3/04 at 05:27 PM Reply With Quote
R1 loom in kit???

Hi guys has enyone wired up there full kit with a bike loom if so whats the pros and cons of it all ??
Im using the bike clocks (R1)
Im hopeing to just extend the wires for the lights etc.

Cheers Drew

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Mk-Ninja

posted on 12/3/04 at 08:38 PM Reply With Quote
Ive used the bike loom as the base and grafted the hazards etc onto it, youve got me thinking about the horn might have to change a wire about there but its alot simpler than the car loom and in the end all youve got is a bike with 4 wheels anyway.





I'm sure I've got one, just don't know where I've put it

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OX

posted on 12/3/04 at 08:57 PM Reply With Quote
iv done the same as MK-ninja,but i only wired it so that the hazzards work whilst the ignition was off ,i didnt know the side lights and horn did as well,they musy of missed that on the sva test






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Hellfire

posted on 12/3/04 at 10:30 PM Reply With Quote
Loom

I've used the basic bike loom - removed lighting/horn etc and made my own. Pretty much easy... even easier with a premier or greene one - so I'm told

On issue with sidelights and horn - I've wired them through ignition too. Wouldn't want any Tom, Dick or Harry turning them on as they walked past! Or should I re-visit that one... will check SVA Manuél...






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