att: all ye olde electrical tossers

[sharkz]

i have a box of bits that i wish to fit to my 1200gsa ‘10

inc:
centech fuse box
autocom
tracker - still to choose which one
airhorn

probably easy enough for some of you as my tech ability that is stretched to changing plugs. i could take bike to garage to have it all fitted, learn nothing and get done badly

or consult one of you gsers who might do this for a day job / have the expertise / would do better job / teach us how its done and i pay someone in the community instead

so if you:

…have said skill / have successfully fitted such devises
…could be available to do so on a weekend so i can watch and learn
…would be happy to do the job in your driveway / yard / garage / pavement
…live within 200miles of london (any excuse for me to get out of the big smoke)
…can take payment in cash & beer coupons

please get in touch / reply to this post / send private message (your anonymity protected if that’s important)

i will document the procedures and post pics here so the rest of you tossers to comment on everything and including 'i wouldn’t do it like that'... & ‘why would you want to put all that crap on your bike anyway…’

thanks in advance

sharkz

 

[JPB]

I'm not particularly skilled at this and can't come to help you, but...

I've fitted loads of stuff like that on mine and at was fairly straightforward. Some suggestions:

1 - go to this site http://www.r1200gs.info/index.htmlm click on the 'how to' section and learn how relays work and how to wire them in. It's truly easy and if I can do it, so could a seven-year-old

2 - buy some decent connectors and shrink tubing

3 - start with the centech and add the other bits and bobs afterwards

Good luck!

 

[gipsymagpie]

dvd

There is some company in the US that does a dvd with most of those tasks on it...there is a link on motorcycle info. I will dig it out if you let me know.