1989 Sportster

Ah ok, just saw it on instagram and though, "I wonder if this is the same dude"

Originally Posted by jakeyoung

Ah ok, just saw it on instagram and though, "I wonder if this is the same dude"

He's a good friend of mine and glad it went to him honestly. I'd rather any bike go to a friend over a stranger. He's gonna have so much fun with it.

Great thread! Just read though the whole thing.

Originally Posted by TroyFab

Great thread! Just read though the whole thing.

Thanks man!

[QUOTE=brooklynbomber;300849]Got all the wiring buttoned up this weekend. Thanks in part to Billdozers great simple wiring diagram and the help from others when I had some questions but this has worked out great and she fired RIGHT UP!


For now I just modified the stock top motor mount and relocated the ignition and mounted my front light switch here.



Here's a shot of the wiring panel side. Indian Larry Motorcycles is literally a few doors down from me and they are super rad dudes! I want to sticker the hell out of this battery from people I've bought stuff from.
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I love this thread. Its a damn near perfect reference to what I plan to do to my own 90 sportster.
couple questions though, first is the black button on the ignition panel your start button? if not what is it? and did you run all of the extra components that Bill didn't have in his hand drawn schematic on the fourth circuit breaker? The wiring is the part I am still trying to get a grasp on.

Yup, big button is the start button. I added a 4th breaker for anything else I wanted to integrate later, i.e. phone charger, etc. Thanks for the kind words, this bike has found a new home now though. Gonna miss her but my friend owns it, so its all good.

At least you'll get visitation. haha thanks for clearing that up I was considering going with a starter push button but this option will save me some money for other stuff and its easier to access while in the saddle. If you guys ever make your way south enough into ocean county NJ let me know. I'd love to see your work in person.