Engine Area and Electrical Tuck/Relocation
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HARLEY SPORTSTER BIKE BUILD | MOTO VLOG 1
What happens here
The motorcycle features forward controls, which were pre-installed when the bike was acquired, and the creator expresses a desire to replace them due to their perceived cheapness. A 'wire tuck' was performed to hide the plastic pieces and exposed wiring, routing them neatly underneath the gas tank. This required installing a 2-inch tank riser to create space. Additionally, a coil relocation kit (sourced from Amazon) and an ignition relocation were performed, moving these components to a more aesthetically pleasing position. An aftermarket air filter was also installed, which is noted to improve engine breathing.
Goal: Streamline the engine and electrical components for a cleaner look and improved airflow.
Tools and materials
- 2-inch Tank Riser — Lifting the gas tank to create space for wire tuck
- Aftermarket Air Filter — Improving engine airflow and performance
- Coil Relocation Kit — Moving the ignition coil to a different position
- Forward Controls — Foot controls (pre-installed, planning to replace)
- Spark Plugs — Engine ignition, mentioned as good quality
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