Wiring harness

[Anonymous]

Hi, im some what of a noob for find motorcyle parts, so could some one tell me of its a good idea to get an aftermarket wiring kit (complete) and if so where i can get one?

[Billy Ricks]

You're not going to find an aftermarket harness. Just keep all connections and grounds clean and tight. Where you can eliminate connectors.

[Anonymous]

whatabout this? http://www.centechwire.com/catalog/cycles/cmc1.shtml

[Billy Ricks]

Those are generic harnesses, not tailor made for your bike. Looks to me like they are mostly for Harleys. You would have to follow the schematic for your bike to hook everything up and odds are you would have to add wires to complete everything. You're better off just maintaining your stock harness.

[Anonymous]

wiring

only problem is there is a mod in the wiring that the last own put in an i dont know how to wire it in

[Billy Ricks]

What kind of mod?

[Anonymous]

never mind, im just gona take the bike to a pro and let him at it

[earlfor]

Re: Wiring harness

I dont know of anyone selling/making aftermarket wiring harnesses for the GS series bikes. However, for some models, the original stock wiring harness in still available. As of a couple of months ago new Suzuki harnesses for GS 1000, 1100 and 1150 were still available. Unfortunately, they are not cheap. (about $170 U.S.)

Earl

Hi, im some what of a noob for find motorcyle parts, so could some one tell me of its a good idea to get an aftermarket wiring kit (complete) and if so where i can get one?

[SqDancerLynn1]

They are cheap if you are considering paying a shop to spend 4-5 hours reworking the harness

[Anonymous]

mr earlfor could you hook me up with one of the site that sells a gs 1100 wiring harness?