Need source for Japanese wire connectors

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Need source for Japanese wire connectors

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My motorcycle wire connector kit is exhausted and I hate the US style butt connectors. Does anyone know where I can get replacement OEM style wire connectors aside from the dealer who wants a $1.00 apiece for them??
Bikes in the Stable:
81 GL1100 newly purchased @ 53K mi, doing a naked conversion (project in active progress).
91 Yam TDM 850 - bought new, now 53k mi - my main ride
79 Yam SR500 - bought used in 1980 W/ 3,000 mi in showroom condition. Put in crate after purchase and is still waiting......
78 Yam SR500 in rough shape - waiting for custom Cafe conversion - a long term and inactive project.
Past bikes/miles driven: 83 Suzuki GS650/12.5k, 86 Yamaha SRX 600/10k, 79 Yamaha SR 500/53k, 73 Honda CL 450/12k
74 Honda CL360/16.3k
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Somebody posted that a while ago, darned if I recall who. They had a place with a pretty good selection.
If somebody doesn't recall who posted that or they don't chime in try a search on connectors.
Maybe when we find that it should be posted in the Help section.
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This may be the place you were thinking of?

http://www.vintageconnections.com/
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Good job mate.
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Thanks guys...I'll check it out.
Bikes in the Stable:
81 GL1100 newly purchased @ 53K mi, doing a naked conversion (project in active progress).
91 Yam TDM 850 - bought new, now 53k mi - my main ride
79 Yam SR500 - bought used in 1980 W/ 3,000 mi in showroom condition. Put in crate after purchase and is still waiting......
78 Yam SR500 in rough shape - waiting for custom Cafe conversion - a long term and inactive project.
Past bikes/miles driven: 83 Suzuki GS650/12.5k, 86 Yamaha SRX 600/10k, 79 Yamaha SR 500/53k, 73 Honda CL 450/12k
74 Honda CL360/16.3k
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Connector kit refilled....

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Just made my order - Thanks again!!!
Bikes in the Stable:
81 GL1100 newly purchased @ 53K mi, doing a naked conversion (project in active progress).
91 Yam TDM 850 - bought new, now 53k mi - my main ride
79 Yam SR500 - bought used in 1980 W/ 3,000 mi in showroom condition. Put in crate after purchase and is still waiting......
78 Yam SR500 in rough shape - waiting for custom Cafe conversion - a long term and inactive project.
Past bikes/miles driven: 83 Suzuki GS650/12.5k, 86 Yamaha SRX 600/10k, 79 Yamaha SR 500/53k, 73 Honda CL 450/12k
74 Honda CL360/16.3k
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Re: Need source for Japanese wire connectors

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Here is another source:

http://www.oregonmotorcycleparts.com/

I have had some pretty good luck with their nylon plugs and brass connectors.

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Re: Need source for Japanese wire connectors

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Thanks, I am very satisfied with vintageconnections.com but two sources are better than one. I will check them out!
Bikes in the Stable:
81 GL1100 newly purchased @ 53K mi, doing a naked conversion (project in active progress).
91 Yam TDM 850 - bought new, now 53k mi - my main ride
79 Yam SR500 - bought used in 1980 W/ 3,000 mi in showroom condition. Put in crate after purchase and is still waiting......
78 Yam SR500 in rough shape - waiting for custom Cafe conversion - a long term and inactive project.
Past bikes/miles driven: 83 Suzuki GS650/12.5k, 86 Yamaha SRX 600/10k, 79 Yamaha SR 500/53k, 73 Honda CL 450/12k
74 Honda CL360/16.3k
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Thanks, some good stuff in there.
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Re: Need source for Japanese wire connectors

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