Hi
Can anyone tell me or show a picture which way the wiring loom goes round the head stock
on a jot please?
EG the steering lock side?
Then does it go between the two down tubes?
Yeap.... Sending a phychic message....... NOW......
Have you got it yet ?
SOORRRY ! Mate.
BUT wiring a Laverda is a total nightmare.... I have hoped that one of my more learned friends on this forum could of helped........ Even if they can I am probably to thick to understand their logic...
The Mirage was wired by a mate with very good eyesight... He used the factory book and the green manual..... Fucked if I know how he focused on such detail !!
Just make sure you have LOTS of EARTH routes !!!!!!
It goes on the left because the clutch cable and throttle cables go on the right. That's where I sent mine when I rewired it. I did take a number of pictures when I junked the originals but it seems I didn't take any from behind the steering head. From memory it follows the top tube to the main wiring bridge under the back of the tank.
Here's a pic of how the loom ran on my bike....I'm not making any claims for correctness because it has certainly been removed by someone before me. I think the sub-loom to the CDI black box must run as shown, but the main loom could well be routed on the other side of the top tube. Determining factor for routing when I refit will be to maximise the amount of slack between headlight shell terminations and the choc strip connector at the seat end of the top tube. HTH
IIrc, the main loom is routed on the LH side of the top frame tube, dips inside the triangle and exits between the downtubes, left of the headstock, above the lower fork yoke into the headlamp shell.
Piet - looking at the Green Book showed the absence of the main loom where mine is pictured. Certainly your routing would provide some necessary slack to the chock block & headlight wiring connections on my bike...thanks!
Tim - if that's directed at me....I've got more than you 3 and counting. Also a Sasche for good measure ...
I arranged for the original translation of the instructions into English for Uwe back in 1988, so don't need any encouragement about their efficacy thanks!
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