I’d be happy if you think, “Oh, that’s right!” and pull it out.
Humble parts: terminal covers, fuse boxes, and diodes.
The true face of a motorcycle shows when you remove the fairings, I think.
When you take off the fairings… you get those “Whoa!” moments. It’s fine if you can’t see it—think of it like wearing Italian underwear.
- 38200-KCZ-003 Honda Fuse Box ¥3,020
- 38200-KFG-010 Honda Fuse Box (Mini Blade) ¥2,780
- 32411-MK3-300 Honda Angle Terminal Cover Red + ¥300
- 33624-35B00 Suzuki Terminal Cover Straight Red + ¥170
- 31861-48B10 Suzuki Starter Terminal Cover Straight Black ¥250
- 33624-05A00 Suzuki Terminal Cover + Red Side ¥270
- 36611-38A00 ( 36611-38A10) Suzuki Diode ¥510
- Prices shown are pre-tax as of September 30, 2019.
The manufacturer is running low on stock soon. If you think you might need it, I’d say it’s worth buying ahead.
Basically it has two circuits, so it’s good as an option.
• One independent circuit and one circuit split into four—two circuits total.
38200-KCZ-003 Honda Fuse Box ¥3,020
I found this recently. I thought it was too late, but it feels like a step forward, and I’m thrilled.
It’s from Honda Foresight 250 and similar models.
It’s a piece you can lay out straight down. When wiring, it’s nice to think “Oh! Looks stock.”
Again, Suzuki’s finish quality is great. That matte, not-cheap look? I don’t hate it.
This is for the starter motor area. Depending on the case, it can also be used on the starter relay.
Subtly, some terminals can’t be laid out without this. Good to know!
This is a sidestand diode.
