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Hello again. Does anyone have a preferred supplier of cable for harnesses?

Cheers, Chris
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I use Vehicle Wiring Products

https://www.vehiclewiringproducts.co.uk/

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Hi Chris

I always use Vehicle Wiring Products. They sell thin wall cable in many different colours and gauges so you can increase the conductor size without the loom becoming too large. They also sell a large range of shrink tube and connectors.
I always prefer to make my own looms even though there have been good reports of ready made looms although if it is for project Kate I guess it will need to be custom made.

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If you are making your own loom, check out ,VEHICLE WIRING PRODUCTS, 5 BUXTON COURT, MANNERS INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, ILKESTON, DERBTSHIRE, DE7 8 EF. PHONE NO, 0115 9305454 . Or the web site, http://www.vehiclewiringproducts.co.uk should get you to their site lots to peruse. I have used them . Jim Fitz beat me to it I was looking up the address etc. should have all the bits you need.
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Hi

I always use Auto Electric Supplies - https://www.autoelectricsupplies.co.uk/ ... ategory/11

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spookefoote1956 wrote:Hello again. Does anyone have a preferred supplier of cable for harnesses?

Cheers, Chris
If you want a made up AMC cable harness Colin Farrington advertises in the Jampot and supplies excellent stuff.but i guess this may be for your project bike.
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As always gentlemen thank you for your input. I normally get bits off flea bite but Kate is different. I sent a "trailer" 7 core from the basket to the headlight on the Cub but the headlight on Kate has no spare space. This time I'm sending everything from the front back to the basket where all the joining will be done which means lengthening the various cables. I can route them under the tank but there will be a rare collection of them due to the need to retain all the "original" electrical components due to it being post 1986.

Back in the day you took the indicators off, blanked off the switch, no push button etc. Now all the speedo cables alone are equal to what I have on the cub!

I guess that's progress!

Thanks again, Chris :beer: :beer: :beer:
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Went with Auto Electrics as the other one wasn't taking orders due to crony virus.
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Hi Chris

You'll have made a saving too if my experience is anything to go by.

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Not half, pop pickers. About 50 -60 quid!
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