this channel is where I first learned about motogadget products, without a doubt I'll be purchasing anything that applies to my bike rebuild that I can from your company, these videos have absolutely been part of my decision to pursue the project

@RevivalCycles

2 жыл бұрын

We love hearing that. Some of the earliest Motogadget videos on KZread are our introductions to the old m.Unit V.2. IT doesn't get nearly the same amount of attention but we have a knowledge base on our site with tons of guides and diagrams relating to mo.Unit installs. revivalcycles.com/blogs/technical-articles

@jefferynelson

2 жыл бұрын

@@RevivalCycles thanks for responding, once again, without this channel, I would not have made the decision to repair my bike, if your company sells what I need I shall purchase it from you

Great video. Smart idea in making it serviceable.

I've always wondered how this things attached to the bars, now I know. Thank you. And happy holidays

Perfect example how to do it....many thanks! I remember doing it with Kellermanns in the 90`s ....greetings from Hamburg Germany...dado

Nice tutorial ! Picking up some Mizu connectors.

Very cool, very clean! Thanks for the information and information 👍

Great video! Thank you.

Great product and great video🏍🏍🏍

Awesome video

Liked + subscribed. Thanks for the great vid. I'd love to do this to my bike one day, but as I've only been riding for 6 months and know little to nothing about mechanics/electrical or how to wire things from the battery and through the handle bars, I have my homework cut out for me. Cheers!

Good job buddy 😍🥇🇦🇺

Great work brother. Clear, personable, and professional. I’m still a wiring noob, but watching this video gives me more confidence to execute this simple process. Appreciate the bonus pro tips about grommets and shrink wrapping wires at drill holes. 🔩

Wish they made something like this for triumph street triple bars. We have the bolt that tightens the bar ends on, not the friction fit that expands

@RevivalCycles

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, with modern Triumphs we have had to drill out the stock lugs at the bar ends to be able to use these types of bar end turn signals. Granted you don't have heated grips.

Issue I ran into was using these mirrors with the moto gadget grips. The wiring gets fed through a screw

Greetings thank you for hosting this information, I’ve purchased a driven bar end adapter to fit my turn signals into my 17 GSXR1000 but the insert is to small any help would be appreciated

you got a link on those mirrors? those look really good

@RevivalCycles

2 жыл бұрын

revivalcycles.com/products/oberon-adjustable-mirror-clamp-on

I need the loom & the Mizu connector 2 pin & 3 pin. I wanna see how you connected wires inside the handlebar from start to finish to get a better understanding.

I want to eventually do this on a new triumph Speedmaster I’m going to buy aftermarket drag type bars, and was wondering if anyone knew if I could get the dimpled bars to run the wires out of would the hole come close enough to the grips, and hardware to look clean without pinching? Normally Triumph wouldn’t need dimpled bar.

Thank you for your videos, they make me feel like I can actually tackle this stuff. I'm trying to source those connectors here in New Zealand (shipping 8 connectors from your site was $100), do you know of any Australasian suppliers?

Fantastic demonstration! Thank you. Do you happen to have a link for those bars?

@RevivalCycles

Жыл бұрын

Here ya go! revivalcycles.com/products/tommaselli-clubman-bars

Can you tell us what size loom that you used?.

👍👍👍👍👍

Had these installed on a 2016 Thruxton R, right & left blinker works great. However, as soon as I turned on the hazards, they stopped working. Is anyone having this issue or can I get some advice.

Did you use smaller crimp connectors for the wires on the turn signal end? I was wondering since the Mizu connectors are for 20-22 awg wires and the wires on the M.Blaze Dics are about 27(??) gauge. I‘m searching desperately for good quality connectors to fit on my M.Blaze Discs but where I come from those Mizu connectors are not available at this time, at least not the male part. Another question: how do you manage the installation with the ground wire for the switches and the M.Button in closed handlebars? Love you guys, I learned a lot from your videos.

@RevivalCycles

2 жыл бұрын

While the Mizu terminals are stated for 20-22 AWG we use them on these all the time with out issue. We've tried smaller JWPF like you find on some Harleys and found them to be more difficult to work with and prone to shorting against one another inside the connector housing, making it difficult to diagnose the issue.

@cullenosborne7494

Жыл бұрын

@@RevivalCycles slick

Hi Alec, I ordered some male to female Mizu P25 mini connectors. Can you kindly advise crimp tin connectors do I need for these or does the cable goes straight into the Mizu P25 mini connectors. Hope can help me. Thanks Andy

@RevivalCycles

2 жыл бұрын

The wires crimp directly into the Mizu terminals which then insert into the back of the connector. Here's a link to an assembly guide. revivalcycles.com/blogs/technical-articles/mizu-p25-assembly

I’m new to this end mirror and turn signal. I have a question, do I need bar end inserts to install for this?

@RevivalCycles

2 жыл бұрын

These turn signals come with multiple insert bushings to accommodate a few different handlebar ID's.

I'm trying to install these on a Honda Phantom & having troubles because the stock lights have a running light. What do I do with that wire to make it work right, including to keep the rear running light working (which I've also upgraded to LED bar).

@RevivalCycles

2 жыл бұрын

You souls use a dual element circuit, available on our site, in order to add a second positive wire for the position lights. The D.E.C. will modulate the voltage so that the position lights are dimmer than the turn signals.

what are the mirrors on your bike?

@RevivalCycles

2 жыл бұрын

Those are the Oberon Adjustable Clamp-On Mirrors... revivalcycles.com/collections/motorcycle-mirrors/products/oberon-adjustable-mirror-clamp-on?variant=39629522239553

Great video and this is the inspiration for me trying to do this, but also (sorry to be dumb) I'm a complete rookie - I got these and have the crimping tool you sell, but I'm not sure which size gap to use to crimp the connectors. I think either the 2.2 or 2.5 but I've really no idea. Please could you help?