New crossrunner

[Mr.madonsims]

Hi Denis here just ordered a new crossrunner pick it up 1st march can not wait will post pics when I have it

[kiko]

Welcome.

Originally Posted by Mr.madonsims

. . .  pick it up 1st march can not wait . . .

I understand.
Kiko

[Mr.madonsims]

Gracias amigo

[Mr.madonsims]

Got the bike great bike especially above 7000rpm it flies

[DetourPhil]

Hope that you enjoy it, yep they shift when you wind them on but surprisingly torquey & flexible lower down the rev range :)

[Mr.madonsims]

handles a treat as well took it two up over the trough of bowland and felt always in control got very dirty on the back end will have to sort that out and also going to fit an extender to the front mudguard and a hugger to the rear but i dont think this will stop spray on to seat mudflap maybe? Have fitted r and g kit to it. Does anyone know if and where is the accessory connector on this bike i have got a pd oiler to fit from my bandit it needs a ignition feed also some heated grips. cheers Denis

[Jimbo675]

Hey Mr Madonsims

I fitted AME grips - http://www.amegrips.com/category/catalog/motorcyclestreetheated
They work really well and don't need a big ugly controller on the bars...everything is in the grips.
My workshop tagged a Y harness off the brake light switch which is live when the ignition is on.
They tested the current demand and I think they upped the brake light fuse to 10 amp. I can check if its important.
All wires are concealed behind the 'big ugly plastic handlebar covers'...which I actually like.

The grips pulse with a nice blue light that makes you feel even warmer.

Cheers
Jimbo

[Jimbo675]

Handles nicely too...

[Mr.madonsims]

Thanks for that have got a small fuse box which i used on the Suzuki will use the switch you suggested and see if the fuse box will fit on bars will probably use a relay to take the load

[DetourPhil]

It's not great tapping into the brake circuit for stuff like h/ grips (although some dealers seem to do it!) especially if you need to fit a bigger fuse...

A relay will be fine or why not just tap (splice) into the aux from the factory fusebox, a dedicated fused, switched live.
Alternatively buy Hondas 'quartet harness' and tap in to the accessory plug behind the l/h fairing.

Phil