Other Electrical & Ignition Components
About Other Electrical & Ignition Components
This category collects electrical and ignition parts that do not belong in a more specific group. The listings are mixed, so what you find here ranges from complete ignition systems to small accessories. Riders usually arrive after checking the named categories without finding the part.
Looking at the current listings, there are four main kinds. Complete or internal ignition systems and kits for Harley-Davidson and Kawasaki replace the whole ignition setup. Charging system kits supply power from the engine to the battery. Harnesses, switch control modules, terminal boxes and connectors handle wiring and control. Accessory items include USB accessory sockets and charger cables. Because the range is wide, read the full title, since it normally states the model, year range and what the part replaces. If you are not certain what a part is, confirm it against your service manual or parts diagram first.
Brands in this category include GET, DEI, Antigravity, Colony and Covingtons. If the part you need is a standard item, try Batteries, Fuses & Fuse Boxes, Relays or Ignition Coils, all in Electrical & Ignition Components. For model-specific parts, pick your machine in the Ride Finder at the top of the page.
FAQs on other motorcycle electrical parts
How do I find the right electrical part if I do not know its name?
Use your model's service manual or parts diagram to get the part's name or number, then compare it with the listing title. Many titles state the year range and the models they fit. The Ride Finder at the top of the page can also narrow the list to your machine.
What is an internal ignition system or ignition kit?
It is a replacement ignition setup that is built into the engine or fitted as a complete set, usually to replace the original ignition components. These listings are model-specific, so check the engine, years and any notes on timing or wiring in the description.
What does a charging system kit do?
A charging system turns engine rotation into electricity to run the lights and ignition and to charge the battery. Kits are listed for specific models. Read the listing to see which parts are included and the output it states.
Can I add a USB socket or charger cable to my motorcycle?
Yes, accessory sockets and cables are made for this. They connect to the bike's 12-volt system and should be wired through a fuse and kept away from heat and moving parts. Follow the product's instructions, and avoid overloading the circuit.
Should I disconnect the battery before working on electrical parts?
Yes, it is a sensible precaution for most electrical work. Disconnect the negative terminal first and reconnect it last. This lowers the risk of a short circuit or damage to electronic parts. Also follow the steps in your service manual.
