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Wiring Loom routing on CB400F2 & best replacement source.

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Nurse Julie:
Yes, on all market models, except the JDM, the speed stay bracket is where the end of the rubber band hooks on to to keep the loom / bundle / birds nest in place. On the JDM models, that is where the speed unit fitted.

mattsz:

--- Quote from: Nurse Julie on August 15, 2020, 04:31:02 PM ---Yes, on all market models, except the JDM, the speed stay bracket is where the end of the rubber band hooks on to to keep the loom / bundle / birds nest in place. On the JDM models, that is where the speed unit fitted.

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Is this "speed unit" some kind of warning device?  I see lots of references to the bracket, but not much on the device itself.

I must admit to being a bit skeptical about the notion that the loom "rubber band" is meant to hook on the speed stay bracket, even though that's the way mine came to me.  It's a pretty awkward fit; the angle isn't right for either end of the strap:

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There's a bottom tab on the frame which seems to be designed to receive the lower end of the strap; I don't have a photo of it but when utilized, the strap lines up much better with its upper tab:

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Nurse Julie:
Matt, if you look under where you have the bottom of the rubber band fitted, there is a hoop type lip thing, it's part of the same bracket, that is whete the bottom of the rubber band hooks on to, not where you have it. But, I agree, it's always at a funny angle. The speed stay unit attached to where your strap is in the 1st photo.

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Athame57:
I've just finished using insulating tape to secure the bundle of wires in that sock thingy. What I am missing and what is a 'speed unit' stay and the strap to go with it...I have found a 'speed unit' but no strap ....are they obtainable?
Stop press: Found one, purchased.

mattsz:

--- Quote from: Nurse Julie on August 15, 2020, 06:54:07 PM ---Matt, if you look under where you have the bottom of the rubber band fitted, there is a hoop type lip thing, it's part of the same bracket, that is whete the bottom of the rubber band hooks on to, not where you have it.
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Ahh... this bit?

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--- Quote ---But, I agree, it's always at a funny angle. The speed stay unit attached to where your strap is in the 1st photo.
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My previous post's first photo with the really wonky strap angle is where the strap was when I got the bike.  The second photo looks more correct, and shows how I have it now - but maybe I'm wrong about the frame lug and I actually do have the strap hooked onto the speed unit bracket in the right spot?  I'm away from the bike so I can't confirm or deny...

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