4 way emergency flashers

has any one rigged up emergency flashers or know of a plug and play system ? cant belive this is not somthing the dot requires .

Yes! These are powered off my headlight. Very low voltage draw.

https://www.silverwing600.com/t1683-4-way-flashers

I was quite surprised to find that my nice new SWing did not have 4 way flashers/hazard lights as my last two Honda bikes (a Deauville and before that a Varadero) both came equipped with them from new. Perhaps times are getting hard for Honda San especially judging by some of the accessory prices !!!

bikerboy wrote:

I was quite surprised to find that my nice new SWing did not have 4 way flashers/hazard lights as my last two Honda bikes (a Deauville and before that a Varadero) both came equipped with them from new. Perhaps times are getting hard for Honda San especially judging by some of the accessory prices !!!

Not to mention that the Goldwing has them too...

If you're a DIY'er here is a project for you. Dennis is the chief gadget and gizmo guru here and his plug n' play connector needs to be part of this or any electrical project.

When I began to add lights and electronics to my scoot I knew I wanted to have one source of power and one ground location just to keep troubleshooting simple. I bought and installed a Centech power block and run all my power and grounds to it. That way I keep the harness free from cuts and shorts. The electronics are powered with switched power (thru a relay) so everything shuts down when the key is turned off, except the 4-ways. My thought was if I have to leave the bike on the side of the road, I could still lock it up and leave the 4 ways on.

I mounted the fuse block on the inside of one of the access panels in the trunk (on the battery side) Here is a picture I will post some better views tomorrow.

Here are the picture updates.

Inside the trunk-fuse panel door closed


Fuse panel is easily accessible for fuse checking


A close up of the panel and relay