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WEll, wires can be ugly, but a necessary evil if mounted under the mirrors... route into the front fairing vents beside the headlights? Pics of what you have might help, and we're full of advice........
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WEll, wires can be ugly, but a necessary evil if mounted under the mirrors... route into the front fairing vents beside the headlights? Pics of what you have might help, and we're full of advice........
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FJet there is one problem the way you routed your wires, due to free play they have, they will wear out your fairing paint (in your case the wrap).
I had a tethering string to secure my Sony action camera on the front of my C1400 and after only a few hours it made my paint finish dull in one small area where string was rubbing the fairing at speed.
I would suggest you reroute / consolidate all wires into one and enter the fairing behind your Aux lights, (Like Rob did). It will also give you a much cleaner look.
I had a tethering string to secure my Sony action camera on the front of my C1400 and after only a few hours it made my paint finish dull in one small area where string was rubbing the fairing at speed.
I would suggest you reroute / consolidate all wires into one and enter the fairing behind your Aux lights, (Like Rob did). It will also give you a much cleaner look.
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I got it worked out. Talked to a friend riding with a similar setup and he helped me get it straightened out.
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I got it worked out. Talked to a friend riding with a similar setup and he helped me get it straightened out.
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