Installing a Motogadget Mo-unit (m-unit) on a classic Honda (step-by-step)
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2020
- I hope this video helps you out if you're looking to install a Motogadget m-unit. This process should be very similar for most classic bikes.
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I think 10% of these views came from me coming back to this video every time I got stuck, BUT IT WAS WORTH IT
You should have used also the M Button for an additional 50 bucks, it makes everything soooo much easier
I’ve watched literally a few thousand videos over the last year and a half. Which I watched because I bought a dirt bike for the first time and wanted to do all the upgrades and repair myself. And the amount of garbage from those who consider themselves experts that create “the Ultimate l” how to video. Which the title is usually a hint that RUclips I’m about to watch is prolly not actually goin to be the ultimate!, all inclusive how to, but actually is closer to Hot trash
Are you telling me that I can toss out my 85' 454's harness and pop this kit in ???
talk into the mike mate bloody hard to hear yoooooooo
What battery are you using and do you have measurements for the tray please ..
That’s hockey stick tape!! Lol funny but I’m actually serious. It’s what players wrap the end and parts of the stick they hold for grip
What year is that?
$500 for Moto gadget or $100 to Arduino yourself the same thing if you like doing that sort of stuff FYI
This was very helpful. Though, I hoped you were going to show the clean up and tuck process for the wires.
I like Taylor's attention to detail. He puts a wire we can not see into a green slot but it is orange and corrects himself in post production. That means a lot when you are doing this work for yourself and following along.
This is going to help me and probably many people tackle one of the most daunting tasks when working on a motorcycle. I've followed you for a few years now. Gonna have to get a t shirt to help support all the work and information you've shared. Thanks!
Seriously fantastic explanation of the M-Unit/wiring w/stock Honda components.
Just subscribed! You explain everything so clearly and make it all seem easy! Then I get out to the garage and start screwing up my bike and it becomes clear how skilled you really are! You could and should have a TV show!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge
Ive had my M-unit on my Triumph Legend for almost two years so far and I love it! great vid man.
Appreciate how you explain everything,what a blessing to find this.
Man , what a damn life saver you are sir . A super salute to you !
Hey, a great course on installing the M-Unit.Thanks so much. Stay safe.
watched this like half a dozen times while wiring my '81 Virago XV750. You're step by step explanation is fantastic
Those M-Units are pretty cool. I have no plans to put one on my CB750, but this video was helpful in understanding the wiring system on my bike.