Apes wiring WTF
#12
i used a kit from www.designsbynovello.com
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#14
I just got done doing the 12.5 Bagger Apes from Wild 1 (WO577B).
I did exactly as you said. I wired in 10" extensions in the wire and soldered and heat shrink the joints. I read online that you only needed 6 inches for these bars. To keep the stock location of the plugs on my 99 it turned out to be 10 inches of wiring was needed.
With some shopping around I found the LA Chopper kit in stainless for my bike for 295. It was actually more expensive if I tried to piece the kit together from say JP Cycles. All in all I spent about 500 on the bars and cables.
I did exactly as you said. I wired in 10" extensions in the wire and soldered and heat shrink the joints. I read online that you only needed 6 inches for these bars. To keep the stock location of the plugs on my 99 it turned out to be 10 inches of wiring was needed.
With some shopping around I found the LA Chopper kit in stainless for my bike for 295. It was actually more expensive if I tried to piece the kit together from say JP Cycles. All in all I spent about 500 on the bars and cables.
#15
I just did this to my Ultra a few months ago. Not a difficult job, just takes some time.
For the wiring I went with the Namz +8 kit......I don't have TBW but for the harness's themselves you don't need an extension kit at all. You can just run the wires through the bars and connect them under the radio....there is plenty of room there and it can save yourself a few bucks...if I was to do it again I would save the money and not do the extension kit.
Just helped install PYO Monkey Bars (12") on a buddies bike, he didn't use any extensions and it worked perfectly!
Just my 2 cents, ride safe all!
For the wiring I went with the Namz +8 kit......I don't have TBW but for the harness's themselves you don't need an extension kit at all. You can just run the wires through the bars and connect them under the radio....there is plenty of room there and it can save yourself a few bucks...if I was to do it again I would save the money and not do the extension kit.
Just helped install PYO Monkey Bars (12") on a buddies bike, he didn't use any extensions and it worked perfectly!
Just my 2 cents, ride safe all!
#16
I just did this to my Ultra a few months ago. Not a difficult job, just takes some time.
For the wiring I went with the Namz +8 kit......I don't have TBW but for the harness's themselves you don't need an extension kit at all. You can just run the wires through the bars and connect them under the radio....there is plenty of room there and it can save yourself a few bucks...if I was to do it again I would save the money and not do the extension kit.
Just helped install PYO Monkey Bars (12") on a buddies bike, he didn't use any extensions and it worked perfectly!
Just my 2 cents, ride safe all!
For the wiring I went with the Namz +8 kit......I don't have TBW but for the harness's themselves you don't need an extension kit at all. You can just run the wires through the bars and connect them under the radio....there is plenty of room there and it can save yourself a few bucks...if I was to do it again I would save the money and not do the extension kit.
Just helped install PYO Monkey Bars (12") on a buddies bike, he didn't use any extensions and it worked perfectly!
Just my 2 cents, ride safe all!
Also, instead of eliminating the green TBW plug just superglue it together, works like a charm! (and soldering makes wires brittle)
#18
It'll make sense when you take your outer fairing off.......the current connection for the handlbar harness's attach to the fairing braces (both on the same side I believe and I believe it's the clutch side). Without the wire extensions the you won't be able to attach the connections to the fairing braces as before.......the connection for the harness's will just end up under the radio. It really doesn't make it anymore difficult to get to the connections, there is plenty of room under the radio and you'll save yourself a few bucks!
#19
You are saying I won't have to lengthen the wires if I run them internally?