Electric Motorcycle & Scooter Parts
About Electric Motorcycle & Scooter Parts
This is a small section, named for electric motorcycle and scooter parts, and its listings are wiring and connection parts. Riders come here to replace a damaged or chafed harness, to add a USB port, or to lengthen or rebuild wiring after a modification.
The listings currently here are wiring parts: handlebar wire harnesses, wire harnesses for specific models, a CAN bus wiring extension, a USB port, and universal connector kits. Despite the section name, several of them are listed for Harley-Davidson models such as the Road King, Street Glide and the police versions of the Electra Glide and Road Glide, so read the model and year in the title and do not assume any listing is for an electric bike. Harness plugs and lengths differ by model and year. CAN bus is the data network some newer bikes use to link their modules, so an extension for it should match the bike exactly.
The section has one sub-category, Wiring Harnesses, Cables & Connectors. Brands include LA Choppers, Koso North America and Rick's Motorsport Electric. For batteries, ignition and charging parts, see Electrical & Ignition Components, and for lights and gauges see Lighting & Lamps and Instruments & Gauges. The top-level group is Motorcycle. To avoid ordering the wrong harness, read why parts don't fit.
FAQs on electric motorcycle and scooter parts
Are the parts in this section only for electric motorcycles?
No. Some listings here are for gasoline Harley-Davidson models such as the Road King and Street Glide. Always read the make, model and year in the title, rather than relying on the name of the section.
Will a wire harness fit any year of the same model?
Not always. Plugs, lengths and circuits change between model years, so listings carry a year range, for example 2014 to 2022. Match the range to your bike and compare the plug shape with your old harness.
What is CAN bus wiring?
CAN bus is a data network that lets a bike's electronic modules talk to each other over a shared pair of wires. A CAN bus extension lengthens that link, so it must match your bike's connectors and be installed without damaging the wires.
Should I disconnect the battery before working on wiring?
Yes. Disconnect the negative terminal before unplugging or cutting any harness to avoid shorts. On an electric bike with a high-voltage pack, follow the manufacturer's procedure or have a qualified technician do the work.
What is a universal connector kit used for?
It supplies connectors and terminals for joining or ending wires, so you can add an accessory or repair a damaged plug. Choose one suited to the wire size and current, and follow its instructions for crimping or sealing.
