Recently bought a complete bobber. Custom frame custom forks etc but using a 2004 Yamaha Road Star 1700 motor and wiring harness. Obviously being a bare-bones driver there's some wires I don't need but with the stock molex style connectors and extreme number of wires in the harness it's hard to tuck or hide these. On a stock Roadstar I would have the option of using the side covers which is kind of what they were there for lol. On a bare frame I have clumps of wires and connectors just kind of sitting there. Aside from black zip ties are there other nicer looking ways of managing cables as well as individual wires? Any wire loom or sheath that comes in pretty large sizes to help cover the connectors?
Better options than black cable ties and suggestions for loom/cober
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If your not looking to make a cover or hide wiring in the frame sleeving can at least give it a uniform look while also hiding your pin connectors. It really depends on how far you want to go with this. If your really wanting to go down the rabbit hole, scrap everything unnecessary and tunnel through the frame or at least minimalize it enough to sleeve and hide along the backbone. Just my 0.02Comment
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Driving that train, high on cocaine
Casey Jones you better, watch your speed
Trouble ahead, trouble behind
And you know that notion just crossed my mind​Comment
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They make stainless steel zip ties. For a cleaner look than just zip tying them up, make a hump in the zip tie to match the wire bundle then fasten it. Also there is the John Bull type of rubber tie. Not tried yet, but think I can duplicate out of an inner tube, or order from Brit suppliers. And dont forget the asphalt type loom in various sizes also.Comment
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