XR650L: Shorai Battery Relocation - Page 5

Wattner · 03-25-2011, 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by cyclewizard

last one...

That looks awesome!!!! Who's bike is it for? I have never seen those pics?

Wattner · 03-25-2011, 01:42 PM

Another quick comment.... On any wiring endeavour that I tackle that leaves a clump of wires (and would work GREAT on the fuse box..) is to use some double sided Velcro electrical cable ties and a piece of wetsuit neoprene. I have some 1/8" neoprene with lycra on both sides and then just wrap her up. It has proven time and time again to be really water resistant and is super easy to remove for cleaning.

I'll snap a pic of my KTM headlight wiring when and if I make it home

Really cheap too

Evomx971 · 03-25-2011, 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by cyclewizard

Here's some more.

Wizard, am I correct in assuming that with your relocate, you left the relay, fuse block, and CDI back in the rear box and just moved the battery to under the seat? That's actually the approach I've been thinking about.

cyclewizard · 03-25-2011, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Evomx971

Wizard, am I correct in assuming that with your relocate, you left the relay, fuse block, and CDI back in the rear box and just moved the battery to under the seat? That's actually the approach I've been thinking about.

Yes I left the cdi and fuse box in the battery tray...
I'm going to put an air compressor in the old battery tray so I only had to move the battery to make room for that..

Wattner · 03-25-2011, 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Evomx971

Wizard, am I correct in assuming that with your relocate, you left the relay, fuse block, and CDI back in the rear box and just moved the battery to under the seat? That's actually the approach I've been thinking about.

Not to put words in CW's mouth, but yes.... Just the battery got moved. The space where the battery went will now house an air compressor and tire tools. I like the way the side panels look from the back on the "L" better than the "R"... just preference

cyclewizard · 03-25-2011, 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Wattner

That looks awesome!!!! Who's bike is it for? I have never seen those pics?

Thanks Mike, post those pics of the wiring you did on your KTM...

I love all you XRL guys,,,,,,

Wattner · 03-25-2011, 02:51 PM

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Originally Posted by cyclewizard

Thanks Mike, post those pics of the wiring you did on your KTM...

I love all you XRL guys,,,,,,

Man.... I'll post the neoprene cover birds nest. I am embarrassed and utterly ashamed of the wiring. I bought it that way and plan on reworking it when I need to tear the motor down or do some work. The KTM has proven to be XR tough. I change the oil, ride it as hard as I can, put it away wet and it starts immediately every time without a hitch. One day though

I can't speak for the other "L"olians, but I love you man!

cyclewizard · 03-25-2011, 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Wattner

Man.... I'll post the neoprene cover birds nest. I am embarrassed and utterly ashamed of the wiring. I bought it that way and plan on reworking it when I need to tear the motor down or do some work. The KTM has proven to be XR tough. I change the oil, ride it as hard as I can, put it away wet and it starts immediately every time without a hitch. One day though

I can't speak for the other "L"olians, but I love you man!

You crack me up I love your out look on life..

Spud Rider · 03-26-2011, 12:10 AM

After doing some research, I believe the following fuse box covers will fit the Honda, XR650L fuse box.

Part #38210-KR0-005

Fits Motorcycles:

Honda CB-1 (CB400F) 1990
Honda CB-1 (CB400F) 1989
Honda NX650 1989
Honda NX650 1988

Part #38210-KW3-000

Fits Motorcycles:

Honda NX250 1990
Honda NX250 1989
Honda NX250 1988

Part #38210-KR0-005 is a few dollars less expensive, so I am going to purchase this fuse box cover.

Spud

Cumbacheech · 03-26-2011, 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Spud Rider

After doing some research, I believe the following fuse box covers will fit the Honda, XR650L fuse box.

Part #38210-KR0-005

Fits Motorcycles:

Honda CB-1 (CB400F) 1990
Honda CB-1 (CB400F) 1989
Honda NX650 1989
Honda NX650 1988

Part #38210-KW3-000

Fits Motorcycles:

Honda NX250 1990
Honda NX250 1989
Honda NX250 1988

Part #38210-KR0-005 is a few dollars less expensive, so I am going to purchase this fuse box cover.

Spud

Hey Spud ,

Good job finding a cheaper one. let me know if it fits. if so, than a battery relocation may be in the very near future.

Cheers,

Cumbacheech

ONandOFF · 03-26-2011, 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Spud Rider

...Part #38210-KR0-005 is a few dollars less expensive, so I am going to purchase this fuse box cover.

...

Cool, Spud-man!

Where will you be able to purchase it?

Spud Rider · 03-26-2011, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Cumbacheech

Hey Spud ,

Good job finding a cheaper one. let me know if it fits. if so, than a battery relocation may be in the very near future.

Cheers,

Cumbacheech

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Originally Posted by ONandOFF

Cool, Spud-man!

Where will you be able to purchase it?

Thank you, gentlemen.

I can order the fuse box cover from my local dealer, or from a variety of online vendors. Therefore, I am going to add this item to another order I am placing online.

I'll be sure to keep you updated, but I will be surprised if this fuse box cover is not a perfect fit.

Spud

Spud Rider · 04-04-2011, 08:38 PM

My NX650, fuse box cover arrived in the mail today.

I am pleased to report it fits perfectly.

If I wish, I can trim back the electrical tape, and relocate the fuse box on top of the air box, in front of the starter relay.

However, the fuse box is now conveniently located, and very weatherproof with the addition of the Honda, fuse box cover.

My Shorai battery is still performing very well.

I am very pleased with the results from my Shorai battery relocation, and I can recommend it without reservation.

Spud

Cumbacheech · 04-05-2011, 03:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spud Rider

My NX650, fuse box cover arrived in the mail today.

I am pleased to report it fits perfectly.

Spud

guinnessextreme · 04-05-2011, 07:16 AM

Spud... you the man! I was just yesterday looking at my (potential) setup and thinking, "thats a really bad place for an exposed fuse block". But, not having any better ideas, i figured I would find something later. Thank you for doing it for me

03-26-2011, 12:10 AM	#69
Spud Rider ^OP Beastly Adventurer Joined: Jun 2008 Location: Idaho Oddometer: 2,947	After doing some research, I believe the following fuse box covers will fit the Honda, XR650L fuse box. Part #38210-KR0-005 Fits Motorcycles: Honda CB-1 (CB400F) 1990 Honda CB-1 (CB400F) 1989 Honda NX650 1989 Honda NX650 1988 Part #38210-KW3-000 Fits Motorcycles: Honda NX250 1990 Honda NX250 1989 Honda NX250 1988 Part #38210-KR0-005 is a few dollars less expensive, so I am going to purchase this fuse box cover. Spud __________________ 2005 XR650L: Shorai Battery Relocation, Spud Oil Cooler, XR650R C/S Sprocket, Reinforced Subframe, Chain Slipper Roller, Performance Design Lowering Link, Baja Designs Headlight, FMF Hi-Flo Header, ManRacks SD Rack, CST Surge I Front Tire, D952 Rear Tire, Tusk D-Flex Handguards, Uni Air Filter, No-Toil Evolution air filter oil

04-04-2011, 08:38 PM	#73
Spud Rider ^OP Beastly Adventurer Joined: Jun 2008 Location: Idaho Oddometer: 2,947	My NX650, fuse box cover arrived in the mail today. I am pleased to report it fits perfectly. If I wish, I can trim back the electrical tape, and relocate the fuse box on top of the air box, in front of the starter relay. However, the fuse box is now conveniently located, and very weatherproof with the addition of the Honda, fuse box cover. My Shorai battery is still performing very well. I am very pleased with the results from my Shorai battery relocation, and I can recommend it without reservation. Spud __________________ 2005 XR650L: Shorai Battery Relocation, Spud Oil Cooler, XR650R C/S Sprocket, Reinforced Subframe, Chain Slipper Roller, Performance Design Lowering Link, Baja Designs Headlight, FMF Hi-Flo Header, ManRacks SD Rack, CST Surge I Front Tire, D952 Rear Tire, Tusk D-Flex Handguards, Uni Air Filter, No-Toil Evolution air filter oil

04-05-2011, 07:16 AM	#75
guinnessextreme Adventurer Joined: Jul 2007 Location: New Jersey Oddometer: 48	Spud... you the man! I was just yesterday looking at my (potential) setup and thinking, "thats a really bad place for an exposed fuse block". But, not having any better ideas, i figured I would find something later. Thank you for doing it for me __________________ Who is John Galt?

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03-25-2011, 01:42 PM	#62
Wattner Beastly Adventurer Joined: Oct 2003 Location: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Oddometer: 2,765	Another quick comment.... On any wiring endeavour that I tackle that leaves a clump of wires (and would work GREAT on the fuse box..) is to use some double sided Velcro electrical cable ties and a piece of wetsuit neoprene. I have some 1/8" neoprene with lycra on both sides and then just wrap her up. It has proven time and time again to be really water resistant and is super easy to remove for cleaning. I'll snap a pic of my KTM headlight wiring when and if I make it home Really cheap too