Hiding Wiring.

[corey]

Lets hear some tales of hiding all that pesky wiring fellas!
I'd like to get rid of some of this stuff eventually, but haven't got the slightest clue where to start.

 

[He Man]

Zip ties is the the irst step eliminate the all. How muc would you pay for. New wireharness that you ca basicaly bolt on?

[Duck-Stew]

Lets hear some tales of hiding all that pesky wiring fellas!
I'd like to get rid of some of this stuff eventually, but haven't got the slightest clue where to start.

 

What year & model do you have?  Wire hiding varies a lot depending on those.

Oh, and there is no harness 'kit'.  It's all custom work.

[herm]

corey,
i bought my s2r1k in Nov of 96. it spent the whole winter torn down to a frame and engine while i tried various ways of hiding the wiring. had the entire wiring harness out of the bike 3-4 times. if you are serious about it, and want to do it yourself, try the following (but do it in the winter, when you have time)
a) remove everything-- seat, tank, air box, battery, headlights, instruments......everything
b) disconnect the wiring harness from all connections on the bike, and pull it forward, and off the bike.

there is plenty of extra wiring on the stock harness to re route stuff. you will have to slice into the plastic sleeve that covers most of the wiring harness to get enough slack, but its worth it IMO.
no start experimenting. expect to start over a few times, and have fun

if you were to go to pod filters, you would have even more room to hide wires, but that is a mod in itself....

[He Man]

Oh, and there is no harness 'kit'.  It's all custom work.

I know, i ment how much would you be willing to pay for one since it doenst exist.

Ive seen pics of it done, alot of people perfer to get the majority of the wiring over the top cylinder where the belt gear is. There is also teh starter motor wire that gets wraped around the back of the side case instead of front, the oil cooler that goes to the left side instead of splitting up in the front.