Wires

[ducpainter]

http://www.cableorganizer.com/braided-sleeving/

Since the harness is already built they'll probably need to use something like this...

http://www.cableorganizer.com/spiral-cable-wraps/

[He Man]

those braided sleeves are pretty sweet, if you are willing to pull the harness it isnt too bad of an install since they expand more than double their intended size.

[Kopfjager]

Brake sensor wires go into the SF switch, then travel inside the SF sleeve to the main harness.

[Kopfjager]

[suzyj]

those braided sleeves are pretty sweet, if you are willing to pull the harness it isnt too bad of an install since they expand more than double their intended size.

Yah - braided sleeving works reasonably well.

[Kopfjager]

Nice  Won't work on the entire harness though.

[suzyj]

Nice  Won't work on the entire harness though.

How so? I rebuilt my harness, and used braid on the whole lot.

[Kopfjager]

How so? I rebuilt my harness, and used braid on the whole lot.

Unless you can wrap it, the harness is already on the bike.

[Kopfjager]

I'm thinking of something with a little flair.

[Grampa]

split side

http://www.cableorganizer.com/pet-wrap/

[Kopfjager]

split side

http://www.cableorganizer.com/pet-wrap/

That looks like a candidate.

[Wzed]

split side

http://www.cableorganizer.com/pet-wrap/

I've used that for A/V applications, and it works really well. 

[Speeddog]

This is the stuff I use in that kind of situation:

http://www.mcmaster.com/#braided-sleeving/=vondvr



It's a bit ornery to apply, but once it's on, and small zip-ties applied every 4" or so, and on each side of branches in the harness, it's good.

[Kopfjager]

Thanks, I'll give it a look.

[Kopfjager]

Another piece of useless OEM junk. Bye bye.