All Your Wiring, Connector, Relay Needs

Bedifferent

Old man on a bike
Joined
Dec 11, 2014
Messages
1,819
Location
Coldwater, MI
Ride
2015 Rocket 3 Touring
I recently installed the EB headlight kit on my R3T but decided I needed a few other parts to finish the job to my satisfaction. I found this US website that has a great selection of parts that would be useful to anyone needing to locate hard to find connectors, terminals, relays, fuses, fuse boxes, tubing, tools and just about anything electrical for your bike. The nice thing is, he also carries the relays used in the EB kits if your looking for a spare relay. The guy is great to work with and he is located in NJ so you get fast shipping here in the US at a reasonable price as well. The Eastern Beaver website is great as well, but shipping is more costly and it take awhile to get the parts. Check it out and I hope you will find this website to be of some use to you if you need parts along this line.

http://www.cycleterminal.com/index.html
 
Nice stuff what they do not have EB probably does I will be ordering some from this feller for sure!!
 
Any idea where to get these in EU area?
What's the optional model for these relays? Mostly for Hella 4RA940010-71?
 
I think the shipping from EB is actually quite reasonable in both price and delivery time, especially if you use the EMS option (which is a bit more however);
the only negative is when you just want a small order, their minimum is $20.

Corsa-Technic is another excellent source if you are in the US - excellent customer service there from Sarah.

Although I haven't used them personally, for guys in Europe (and especially UK) Kojaycat has wide range also.


I wouldn't be too concerned about the relay requiring replacement; those Panasonics EB uses are pretty good quality. If you ARE concerned, then order spare with your kit.

I don't use those Panasonics personally in my own Headlight Kits - with the Micro format relays I use, you can get them in pretty much any auto-parts store in an emergency (although again, that would be rare requirement). And the Panasonics do not come in a diode-suppressed version.
But I prefer the socket mounting option of the micro relays. They are compact & stackable.