Eastern Beaver Fuse panels

[1FJR]

I had wired all my accessories a few years ago up under the dash. I started to get issues in the intercom so I decided to rewire everything. I bought the Eastern Beaver Fuse panels. I looked all over the place on the bike and every were I looked I already had stuff there. So I decided to put it on the right side of the bike by the rear brake reservoir. In the past I had cut out some of the plastic in this area and put in a aluminum box for storage. So I mounted it to the side. I do not remember what the original area looked like, so you might be able do the same on an original non modified bike. I really liked the ease of the Eastern Beaver fuse panel and it's set up.

I have included a photo of the box that I did put in the bike.

Here are the pictures of the fuse panel. I did not take a lot of pictures of the rest of the install. I bought a section of heavy extension cord with three copper wires. I used this for the two power supplies and the ground.

I hope this might give some others some ideas on where to mount their fuse panel.

 

[900gc]

Nice. Its a great fuse panel. Hadn't thought of that spot since I had room under my seat for the PC-8 along with my PC3. I bought all of my wire harnesses and switches from Jim as well. The 60" PC-8 harness fit like a glove. I've got 2 sets of aux. lights, heated grips, heated gear plug, and battery tender running through mine. He does nice work and shipping from Japan doesn't take much longer than domestic.

 

[SkooterG]

I like the aluminum storage box thing. How did you do that?

 

[1FJR]

There was a post years ago about removing all the plastic in the area to open it up for storage. I cut it out then had a local shop make the box. I was able to put the ecu under it. It has been a great place to store stuff.

 

[1FJR]

Double post.