| Author | Message | ||
     Bomber |
All -- I've searched high and low, and cannot source the wovan plastic material many manufacturers (including Buell) uses to cover the wiring harness -- NAPA, Autozone, none of the locals seem to have a source of this stuff -- any hints, please? I really don't want to resort to hot neon blue split plastic conduit! | ||
| Loki |
Bomber, Google it under "wire loom snakeskin" snake skin is the common term for what you seek. It does come in many variables. | ||
| Bomber |
Thanks, Loki! that did the trick! I owe you a frosty beverage! as often is the case, terminology is the key! (Message edited by bomber on March 14, 2005) | ||
| Loki |
I used left over scraps from work. -on the handlebar runs -oil lines when I added the oil cooler Do I ever need to take pics and document this stuff...... | ||
| Wyckedflesh |
thats a rhetorical question right Loki?  | ||
| Henrik |
ahh, Loki beat me to it. Henrik edit: I bought shrink tubing from these guys not too long ago and got good service and decent prices. Henrik (Message edited by Henrik on March 14, 2005) | ||
| Loki |
Wyck.... Very much so. All the little stuff one does and never really thinks about it afterward. -the snakeskin -oil cooler mounts(initial work-up in use) -oil cooler shround/scoop design(in work) -add ons to my trailer during the overhaul -my original breather bolt mod(negated by XB prts) -added mini guage panel -replacement pins for my PM calipers -radar detector mount(since shelved) The current item which occupies A-Cad and me, is a work table/stand. Designed to fit beside the bike in the trailer during transport. Target weight is less than 30lbs. And occupy no more than a 4' x 2' x 1' area |
