Auxiluary Fuse Box

[electric_monk]

I have several items that I need to wire into my 1990 R100 GS and I want to do it properly, which for me means relay and fusebox.
The trouble is I don't see anywhere obvious to install them.
Any ideas?

 

[John Armstrong]

On my '88 R100GS I put my centech panel on the battery and then use the rubber straps to hold it down. I used some thin plastic to go under the rubber straps btw. This option gives easy access and doesn't get any wetter than anywhere else.

My bike looks very similar to yours, the tool kit box rests nicely on top of the centech panel.

 

[Redboots]

I'm going to put a Universal Power Plate under the right side cover. I may use the GL1500 version and strap it to the batt.

I used a Centech before and thought the terminals were cheap. Several failed during my trip.
I have used the Power Plates before on my Valkyrie without problem..

John

 

[Rob Farmer]

Vehicle wiring products do a modular fuse/relay holder that's pretty useful if you have the space. It's 165mm X 100mm X 66mm (with the cover fitted).

 

[Redboots]

Vehicle wiring products do a modular fuse/relay holder that's pretty useful if you have the space. It's 165mm X 100mm X 66mm (with the cover fitted).

I doubt me alternator could cope with half that lot

John