Install up to 12 sets of Goldstrike lighting products with one unit. Routing all the accessory wiring to a central Plug-n-Play location makes for a well-organized area that reduces the chances of electrical failure due to pinched wires under the seat.
The entire Goldstrike Lighting Distribution Block is isolated from the can-bus system used on Gold Wings. Wire trailer lights or other 12 volt lighting accessories directly to this block using the integrated five-wire auxiliary harness.
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How to remove your Gold Wing seat: https://youtu.be/HRIuSwO87eA?feature=shared
00:00 – Start
00:20 – Intro
00:55 – Install Harness
02:52 – One little trick
03:21 – Placing the distribution block
04:06 – Running the trailer harness
04:37 – Hooking Distibution block to the harness
05:27 – Power up to the battery
05:54 – Sorting out the wires
06:32 – Running the wire leads
09:17 – Adapters for other lights
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God, I wish this was out when I purchased & wired up my 22 Wing. I have a mixture of Goldstrike/Kuryakyn Lights. I had to splice the Kuryakyns into a power distribution box to get them to work properly. This product not only would’ve made splicing unnecessary, but would’ve been a quicker install, and is a more compact neater install. Based on what I went through, and seeing this product, install video, I’d advise anyone installing Kuryakyn/Pathfinder Lights to use this power distribution box over any other. And the best part beyond the compatibility, is that it fits so neatly, it won’t interfere with putting the seat back on..