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Installing new wiring harness
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Installing new wiring harness
in a coil and put in a ziploc bag. So I ordered a new wiring harness from Benchmark Works and started to install it. Now I've got my back to the wall not knowing where to start, how to route the wires along the frame or which wires go through which holes. I'm hoping to find some reference, in addition to the schematic, that will give me some guidance. Any help will be appreciated.
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'78 R100/7 '69 R69S '52 R25/2
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Bill
Barre, MA USA
1963 R60/2 w/ 1955 Steib S500
1973 R75/5
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A couple key shots below.
Ignore the r100 rotor and 12v system under the tank but the under tank photo is one of the best guides besides the cartoon images already posted.
I have more as well as tons of photos from the Spartnburg, SC museum in my photo account so PM me for more.
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Good luck.
'58 R26 '76 R90S '88 R100RS '94 R100GS/PD
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where to go next. You guys are the right place to go when you're stuck. The photos and drawings were very helpful
and the suggestion that I get a copy of the Barrington Motor Works restoration manual great advice. It came yesterday afternoon and I have spent hours looking at it. I found answers to questions that I didn't even know I had; what a great
resource. Thanks for all the advice and I am, thankfully, moving forward again. John
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John Lacko original bike.
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