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3.9mm bullet connectors are widely used on all Japanese motorcycles. These are the professional solution to joining single wires on a motorcycle. They not only look neat and professional, but they are safe. These connectors are made from brass and are tin plated to protect against corrosion
We usually squirt a little Corrosion Block Grease or Electrical Silicone Compound into the female before finally inserting the male to give the joint an extra level of protection against the elements
We supply these non-insulated connectors with the insulators required. To use these connectors you will need a non-insulated crimp tool.
- Regular price
- £3.99
3.9mm bullet connectors are widely used on all Japanese motorcycles. These are the professional solution to joining single wires on a motorcycle. They not only look neat and professional, but they are safe. These connectors are made from brass and are tin plated to protect against corrosion
We usually squirt a little Corrosion Block Grease or Electrical Silicone Compound into the female before finally inserting the male to give the joint an extra level of protection against the elements
We supply these non-insulated connectors with the insulators required. To use these connectors you will need a non-insulated crimp tool.
- Regular price
- £3.99
Let customers speak for us
bullet connectors fitted together well , very happy with them
A quality item delivered impressively quickly 👌🏼
It’s a great tool with guaranteed satisfaction.
Great service and good quality
Great quality and price and rapid delivery Will buy again
Used the harness tape for grouping wires together in head light and at end of pvc sleeving runs .
Apart from naming me wrong, the fuses were delivered quickly and helped me get the bike back on the road with spares in case of more emergencies. Thank tou
Great lamp. Well worth the money. So good I’ve ordered another one.
The tool works perfectly and is a good alternative to the original. It's a shame that the UK is no longer in the EU. Customs duties make it expensive, but I couldn't find anything cheaper on the European mainland.
Bought one of these when I started as an apprentice toolmaker in 1968, After several new heads both hyde and copper, I thought it was time to replace it.
Brilliant tool, well made, heavily used and never let me down. WShy would I not replace with exactly the same model.
