heated seat, turn signal protectors and vinyl wheels

[Raulito76]

Hi, I've only had the CE04 for a short time, but little by little I'm getting it to my liking. I started with the seat, which I swapped for a heated one with a comfort finish. Since it didn't come standard, I had to fit a switch from AliExpress, but with a design that suits the bike quite well.

 

[Raulito76]

Como ya sufrí las consecuencias de romper un intermitente y después de comprobar cuánto cuestan y cuánto tardan en cambiarse, tuve que fabricarles unos protectores. Lo bueno de la estética de esta moto es que cualquier pieza de acero le queda bien.

 

[Raulito76]

Por fin preparé vinilo para las ruedas, copiado de alguien que vi en Instagram. Tengo que acostumbrarme, pero no queda mal.

 

[Tido Felder]

Hi, I've only had the CE04 for a short time, but little by little I'm getting it to my liking. I started with the seat, which I swapped for a heated one with a comfort finish. Since it didn't come standard, I had to fit a switch from AliExpress, but with a design that suits the bike quite well.

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When it rains, the water hits the switch directly. I hope it's waterproof; otherwise, you should make a rubber cap to prevent a short circuit in the electronics.

 

[Raulito76]

Cuando llueve, el agua da directamente al interruptor. Espero que sea impermeable; Si no, deberías hacerle una tapa de goma para evitar cortocircuitos en la electrónica.

Hello, yes, according to the Chinese, it's waterproof. In fact, they're switches designed to be mounted on motorcycle handlebars. Let's hope it lasts. Thanks.

 

[performanceguy]

Do you have the 3d print file for the protectors to share? Thanks.

 

[Raulito76]

¿Tienes el archivo de impresión 3D de los protectores para compartir? Gracias.

Están fabricados en acero, a mano.

 

[aleks_90]

made ca you give some more hints/tips of the heated seat ? i bought one also but my bike doesn’t have heating so i have to find a custom solution

 

[Raulito76]

made ca you give some more hints/tips of the heated seat ? i bought one also but my bike doesn’t have heating so i have to find a custom solution

It's simple. Just find a switch, and there should be a plug underneath the heated seat. You'll need to plug in power to that plug, which you can take from the fuse box. You don't need to do anything else. Good luck.

 

[aleks_90]

there is a cable on a little box underneath the seat to the front but it’s connected , i can’t find something like a waiting plug for heated seat !

 

[aleks_90]

oh misunderstood , ok got it ! which fuse place did you used? is there a fuse box nearby ? does the seat has 3 stages of heating ?

 

[Raulito76]

oh misunderstood , ok got it ! which fuse place did you used? is there a fuse box nearby ? does the seat has 3 stages of heating ?

The fuses are next to the battery, on the right side of the motorcycle, use a breaker and connect it behind the fuse box.
The one I indicated with the tip of the tool is good for plugging in the seat.

 

[aleks_90]

did you manage the heating stages or just on/off ?

 

[Raulito76]

did you manage the heating stages or just on/off ?

No, just an on/off switch. When I notice my butt is burning, I turn it off. . It's surprising how quickly and well this seat heats up compared to other BMW bikes like the RT.

 

[wspollack]

A good explanation, including which way to tap a fuse:

 

[Raulito76]

That was my first option, but I discarded it because you won't be able to replace the fuse cover later. The second option was a surge protector behind the wires leading to the fuses.

 

[aleks_90]

No, just an on/off switch. When I notice my butt is burning, I turn it off. . It's surprising how quickly and well this seat heats up compared to other BMW bikes like the RT.

no relay used ? just straight to the switch and then to the seat ? !