What electrical connectors do you use?

[bill_face]

My local auto shop sells really crap crimp connectors, that don't crimp that well. Can anyone suggest anything good?

I'm wondering if there is any reason not to use Wago connectors. These are fairly new type of connector that electricians use instead of the screw down connectors. They are dead simple to use you just, click up the holder, pop the cable in then the click the holder down to hold it in. They are available in 2/ 3/ 4 /5 way.

I'll attach a photo / link:

https://www.rapidonline.com/WAGO-222-413-3-Conductor-Compact-Lever-Splicing-Connector-32A-Grey-Orange-50-0025?IncVat=1&pdg=pla-425822067587:kwd-425822067587:cmp-757438067:adg-44804851896:crv-207912323492:pid-50-0025:dev-

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[Grimly]

They can't be any worse than Scotchloks, but how about vibration resistance?

[sam000lee]

Depends on the application. Those look a little bulky if you're going to be rewiring your whole bike but useful for ease of use. Posilocks are a cool connector that are easy to use, require no tools and reliable. They are a little pricey but a really great thing to be able to throw in the tool kit on your bike. For rewiring a whole bike, there are a couple companies that sell OEM similar wiring connectors. I've used both www.vintageconnections and http://cycleterminal.com/ and they're both great.

[cowboyup3371]

Cycle Recycle II in Indianapolis or vintageconnections.com are your best resources. Please stay away from scotchloks and wire nuts