Wiring structure in motorcycle

Details Wiring structure in motorcycle Wiring structure in motorcycle

1997-11-19

1999-09-14

Elms, Richard T.

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems

Vehicle mounted systems

361648, H02B 104

Patent

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059527293

ABSTRACT:
A junction box 2 is formed at a mounting portion of a meter unit 3 disposed at a central portion of a rear handlebar cover 1 in a motorcycle, and wire harnesses 12 and 14 connected to a vehicle body and a front handlebar cover are connected to the junction box 2. Bus bars 31 and 33 made of a metal plate or bar are integrally embedded within the rear handlebar cover made of a synthetic resin in order to electrically connect electric parts such as switches Ss, Sd, Sw, Sh and the like supported on left and right portions of the rear handlebar cover 1 and the junction box 2 to each other. Thus, it is possible to easily and reliably perform the wiring to the electric parts supported on the handlebar cover 1 in the motorcycle.

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