Anderson Vintage parts...

[Johnny K]

I know this isn't a technical question, but wasn't sure if it was going to get answered in another forum, so my apologies upfront. I can send my old wire harness in to have them make a new one. I have read all the reviews on how bad they are yet have read their updates on the page saying that they have improved and so forth. The last article written in the deadbeat forum was in 2007. I just didn't know if it is the same for last year as well as this year. Again sorry for the bump and appreciate any feedback guys,

John.

[Old Colt]

Around the end of 2007 is when they went out of business. I see the webpage is still there but is very hard to navigate.
I have bought from them in the past but they have a very stupid pricing on parts, if you can even find anything on there site.

I would buy a used harness that may be in better shape than yours rather than trusting who owns that company now. Or get someone who can do wiring to do what you need.

[Matchless]

Here one but a bit overpriced: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Suzuk...spagenameZWD1V

[rustybronco]

AVP, anderson vintage parts (tad anderson) is NOT to be trusted, Period.
he is bad news, in my humble opinion and my experience with him.

[Johnny K]

Okay, thanks guys. I bought and have a used 82' GS1100GZ harness. As far as I know it's the same harness that is on my bike, but the snow and cold weather has prevented me from going out to my shed and taking mine off. At this point I am just thinking about cleaning the connectors and making sure every connector has continuity.