Hi All,

Rear Light Hook-up cable adapter for installation of extra accessory lights, brake lights, turn signals lights, and trailer lights.



Under the rear left cover, toward the tail section, there is a 6 pin disconnect connector for all your scooters rear lights. This new product is installed between the two tail light connector halves and supplies lead wire connections to connect your new lights and light ground wire.

This will be a custom item, built to your needs. NO MESSING AROUND with trying to find the wright wire, it's already done for you.

Just plug it in and your ready to install your lights.

Basic setup: Ground wire (White) and accessory wire (black). $24.00 USD (add $2.00 USD for each additional wire added). For Brake light (Blue) and left (Yellow) and right (Green) turn signal wire leads.

Shipping is USPS First Class Mail with tracking number, $3.50 to lower 48 states.

Contact me through this forum.

1. Remove left rear cover

2. Locate rear lights connector.


3. Separate the two halves of the connetor.


4. Plug-in the new wiring light adaptor cable.


5. Your ready to install your new lights. (Most LED accessory lights, on the market today, draw very little current and require no additional fuses).


6. Test all your scooter lights before you reassemble your scooter.

Dennis,
Wish ya had this a few months back when I put the Tow_pac kit on the wife's SW <grin>. PM me with order info, winters comming and I'll redo it..

Ed
hazmatter@gmail.com

Hi Ed,

Sorry about the timing.

I was thinking of a good way to do a lead wire hook up for lights for a trailer that didn't damage my stock Honda Silverwing wiring hardness when the adapter cable idea came to me.

I just got the correct Honda connector and wire terminal crimers in.

Now I'm thinking of adding a LED brake light by Custom Dynamics under my spoiler. That would get alot of attention from the drivers behind me when I brake.

Dennis

How long are the pigtail wires on your Perfect Connector adaptor?

Tim

Hi Tim,

Normally 6" but I can make them as long as needed.

Most LED lights come with some long leads.

If you need longer leads for your project, just let me know.

Wow!! Just saved me some cash NOT having light kits installed!! I LOVE DIY!!