can you use this on a motorcycle to hide wires going from switches
606961
Yes this would work great it looks good and I like to use it on cars and motorcycles.
606962
Seems like it should work. Very high end quality product. Just not sure about and safety issues if those lines were to get hot.
606963
I won't use it for motor cycle. I m using it for my PC wires and wires behind my tv which is a mess. It works fine for this purpose. But for motorcycle, there are two problems that I expect would occur. First, it doesn't snug the wires tight, so with vibration, it would move. You ll still have to wrap it with a tape. It is stiff enough,though, not to fold on its own. The other proble, I have not tested it for the heat, it it touches the heated engine. I hope it helps.
1666636
You could but I wouldn't recommend. The wires may stick together and it could be difficult to remove because tape sticks real well to those kinds of surfaces. Tying up and concealing my wires worked for me.
735134
Yes, but you will have to figure out how to hide the battery pack and wires.., as well at figuring out a mounting system to secure the light. Tape and apoxy worked for me. But as long as the transmitter is connected to the brake light of your bike, its ultimately your decision what you want and where you want the unit to be. Its a great piece of motorcycling technology, but id suggest replacing the stock batteries with something beefire.
49070
Yes - but it wouldn't be super secure. It's not a very thick wire. It could easily be cut.
67259
Yes. They hide nicely if you disassemble the plug so you can drill a smaller hole for the wires to go through
1163131
Technically speaking yes. But it would most likely blow up all of your leds and drain your battery. So no I would not do that. Just wire it to something that turns on with your accessory lights or any 12volt wire and wire a switch into it. Just make sure the lights are hooked up to something that you can cut the power too or turns offf when you take your key out of the ignition so you don't kill your battery!
655990
Yes, but you might want to cover the white "MotoSafety" logo with black electrical tape. Once installed it may be visible as you enter the car, but if blacked out it is not so noticeable.
1393017
The switch can be used for that using the ground wire. That is what I used to activate my under hood led light.
701885
Wire it to a toggle switch, or put a inline fuse on it and remove the fuse when not in use
1888088
I used it that way as long as you don't exceed the amp rating of the switch. I also added a JT&T; Products (2652F) - Toggle Switch Position Indication Cover, Red to it. When the cover is down, I know the switch is off at just a glance. I'm a retired USAF mechanic and the aircraft style cover looks cool on the dash.
17510
Well I do not know about motorcycles, but they soldered well for the wires on a Xbox 360 disk drive and had no problems with short circuiting at all. I think for it did a good job with small electronical parts. Hope that's help
1356192
Sorry, I'm no automotive expert, but I did see this used for that purpose elsewhere. I used it for a motorcycle starter relay on an Indian Chief.
1331588
It would take quite a bit of work and taking your doors apart to get the wiring out. When I take my doors off, I leave my power mirrors in the doors and use a set of non-power mirrors mounted to the mirror brackets. Much easier to switch back and forth as well.
2244112
Yes make sure power is off before taking off wires also make note off colors on Low voltage side so you can put back on the same spot.
146379
Technically yes, the red part is like a key so you can take it out if you want and if you somewhat hide the location of the switch it would definitely be tough to steal. I have had friends try to move my car and they just thought the battery was dead until I showed them where to the switch was.
1554400
The only way to hide any wiring/cables would be to use, say a double sided tape or velcro on the back side of the chrome tubing.
889252
Probably. It depends on how far and how insulated the wires are between the switch and the breaker box. I've found that on longer runs, the tones generated by this device just aren't "loud" enough to make it easy to find which wire it leads to on the other side. Unless your house is huge, you'll probably be ok.