The advantages of our motorcycle regulator rectifier:
Schottky diodes with lower losses work in the positive branch to reduce the loss of the diodes in the rectification cycle.
Thanks to the large heatsink surface, the regulator rectifier can also be used where the cooling effect of the driving wind is limited (e.g. under the motorcycle body).
Due to the synthetic resin pouring, the pod of the heatsink is completely waterproof, but extreme cases should be avoided (e.g. washing with a high-pressure steam shaver).
The technical parameters of the regulator rectifier:
- Size: 90 x 78 x 28 mm
- Mounting distance: min: 66 mm, max 69 mm
- Length of the wire: cc. 25 cm
The regulator rectifier works on a 12V system. The set (regulated) charging voltage is 14.4V - 14.5V, which (depending on the losses in the system) should show an actual charge of around 0.2V - 0.5V less voltage at the battery.
The rectifier regulates with shunt regulation. This is the standard regulation mechanism for three-phase generators. You can read more about this here.
5 or 7 wire type:
5 wire |
7 wire |
3 (yellow) phase wire (3 x 2,5mm2) |
3 (yellow) phase wire (3 x 2,5mm2) |
1 (red) positive wire (1 x 2,5mm2) |
2 (red) positive wire (2 x 1,5mm2) |
1 (green) negative wire (1 x 2,5mm2) |
2 (green) negative wire (2 x 1,5mm2) |
The diameter of the wire is given in parentheses
As you can see, the difference between the two types is that the number of the current wires (the positive and negative wires), which are doubled in the case of the 7-wire. For some motorcycles (typically motorcycles with higher performance generators), manufacturers try to reduce the load (charge) on the current lines and connectors by doubling them.
In addition, there are 6- and 8-wire regulator rectifiers, where a thinner brown or black wire - the so-called switched positive wire - is also connected to the motorcycle. In this case our regulator rectifier is also compatible with it. You can read more about this in point 8 of the FAQ.
Also, it may happen, that your original regulator rectifier not connects to the motorcycle with a negative wire. Our regulator rectifier is also compatible in this case. You can read more about this in point 9 of the FAQ.
Connecting the voltage regulator is simple, but requires minimal expertise:
A lot of our regulator rectifier was used for Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha motorcycles, but it is also compatible with other brands (Kawasaki, BMW, Piaggo, Aprilia, Triumph, etc.)
In the compatible list below, you can see which motorcycles have been used so far. We would like to emphasize you that if a type is not on the list, but your motocycle works with a three-phase generator, then it will be good for it. If you are not sure if it is compatible with your motorcycle, write to us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rectifier.eu or contact us by email: info@rectifier.eu
Brand shortcut:
In the case of Aprilia, they bring a lot to the Pegaso series, the Aprilia RSV 1000, the ETV 1000 Caponord and the Tuono 1000. Based on feedback, the mounting point also tends to fit perfectly.
Brand and type |
Comment |
Aprilia Atlantic 125
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Aprilia Atlantic 500 Sprint
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Aprilia ETV 1000 Caponord, Rally
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Aprilia Leonardo 125
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Aprilia Pegaso 650
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The three-phase rectifier is good for it. Check the wires with a multimeter, because the original wire coloring does not match with our rectifier. See more details in this blog article. |
Aprilia Pegaso Strada 650
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The three-phase rectifier is good for it. Check the wires with a multimeter, because the original wire coloring does not match with our rectifier. See more details in this blog article. |
Aprilia RST1000 Futura
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Aprilia RSV1000 |
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Aprilia Scarabeo 250
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Aprilia Scarabeo 400ie
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Aprilia Scarabeo 500
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Aprilia Shiver 750 SL
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Aprilia SL 1000 Falco
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Aprilia Sportcity 125
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Aprilia Sportcity 200
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Aprilia Sportcity 250ie
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Aprilia Tuono 1000
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Brand and type |
Comment |
Arctic Cat 375 |
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Arctic Cat 400 |
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Arctic Cat 500 |
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In the case of BMW motorcycles, you typically take it to the BMW F650.
Brand and type |
Comment |
BMW F650 |
The three-phase rectifier is good for it. Check the wires with a multimeter, because the original wire coloring does not match with our rectifier. See more details in this blog article. |
BMW G450X |
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Brand and type |
Comment |
Bombardier DS 650 Baja
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Bombardier Outlander 400 4x4
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With Cagiva motorcycles, it is worth checking how many phases the generator has, because a single-phase rectifier is often needed.
Brand and type |
Comment |
Cagiva Elefant 650 |
It requires a single-phase regulator rectifier
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Cagiva Elefant 750 |
It requires a single-phase regulator rectifier
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Cagiva Raptor 1000
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Brand and type |
Comment |
Derbi Senda 50 |
Not compatible
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In the case of the Ducati brand, you usually order regulator rectifiers for all models. In the case of the ST (Sport Touring) type, be sure to check the generator before ordering (which rectifier to order), because we have already seen single-phase and three-phase generators.
Brand and type |
Comment |
Ducati 848 |
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Ducati Monster 620ie
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Ducati Monster 695
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Ducati Monster 696
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Ducati Monster 750
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Ducati Monster 900 ie
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Ducati Monster S4
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Ducati ST2 |
Be sure to check whether it is single-phase or three-phase depending on the year
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Ducati ST3 |
Be sure to check whether it is single-phase or three-phase depending on the year
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Ducati ST4 |
Be sure to check whether it is single-phase or three-phase depending on the year
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Ducati Streetfigter 1098s
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Brand and type |
Comment |
Gilera 250 Skuter
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Gilera 500 Skuter
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Gilera GP 800 |
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Gilera Runner |
Not compatible
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You usually order the rectifier for Honda motorcycles. You order it the most for the CBF 1000, CBR 600, VFR 750 and VFR 800, Honda XL Varadero, Africa Twin and Transalp types. The mounting distance varies depending on the type. According to your feedback, in the case of the Honda CB 600 Hornet, the mounting was difficult.
Brand and type |
Comment |
Honda CB 1000 Bigone
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Honda CB 1300 |
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Honda CB 250 |
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Honda CB 400 SF
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Honda CB 500 |
Be sure to check whether it is single-phase or three-phase depending on the year
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Honda CB 600 (Hornet)
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Honda CB 650 |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CB 650 C |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CB 650 Night Hawk |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CB 650 SC |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CB 650 Z |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CB 700 SC |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CB 750 F |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CB 750 F2 |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CB 750 Nighthawk |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CB 750 SC |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CB 900 F Hornet
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Honda CBF 1000
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Honda CBF 500 |
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Honda CBF 600 |
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Honda CBR 1000 F |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CBR 1000 RR
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Honda CBR 1000 XX
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Honda CBR 1100 XX
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Honda CBR 600
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Honda CBR 900 |
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Honda CBR 919 RR fireblade
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Honda CBR 929 |
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Honda CBR 954 |
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Honda CBX 400 |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CBX 400F |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda CG 125 |
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Honda CLR 125 |
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Honda CX 500 |
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Honda FES 250 Foresight
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Honda FMX 650 |
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Honda Goldwing GL 1000
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Honda Goldwing GL 1100
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Honda Goldwing GL 1200
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Honda GS 500 |
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Honda NT 650 V Deauville
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Honda NT 700 V Deauville
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Honda NTV 650 |
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Honda NX 650 Dominator
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Honda Silver Wing 600
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Honda ST 1100 |
Electromagnetic excitation
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Honda VF 700 C Super Magna
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Honda VFR 400 R
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Honda VFR 750 |
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Honda VFR 800 |
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Honda VFR 800 FI
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Honda VT 250 |
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Honda VT 600 Shadow
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Honda VT 750 C
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Honda VTR 1000
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Honda VTR 800 |
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Honda XL 1000 V Varadero
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Honda XL 600 V |
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Honda XL 600 V Transalp
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Honda XL 650 |
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Honda XL 650 V Transalp
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Honda XL 700 V Transalp
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Honda XRV 750 Africa Twin
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Honda Steed NV 400
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For Hyosung motorcycles, you usually order our product for the GT 650 type.
Brand and type |
Comment |
Hyosung 250 |
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Hyosung GT 650
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Hyosung GV 650
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Hyosung GV 700
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In the case of Kawasaki, you usually take our voltage regulator to the ZZR type and the Kawasaki ER 5.
Brand and type |
Comment |
Kawasaki ER-5 |
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Kawasaki ER-6F
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Kawasaki ER-6N
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Kawasaki GPZ 500 S
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Kawasaki KLE 500
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Kawasaki KZ 550
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Kawasaki Ninja ZX-12R
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Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R
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Kawasaki Ninja ZX-9
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Kawasaki Ninja ZX-9R
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Kawasaki Versys 650
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Kawasaki VN 900
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Kawasaki Z 750 |
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Kawasaki ZX 600
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Kawasaki ZX-10R
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Kawasaki ZXR 400
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Kawasaki ZZR 250
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Kawasaki ZZR 400
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Kawasaki ZZR 600
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Both the KTM 950 and the KTM 990 are used to order the regulator very often.
Brand and type |
Comment |
KTM 950
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It may happen that there is no negative wire from the motorcycle side and the negative wiring of our regulator rectifier needs to be grounded. See FAQ point 9. |
KTM 990
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It may happen that there is no negative wire from the motorcycle side and the negative wiring of our regulator rectifier needs to be grounded. See FAQ point 9. |
In the case of Kymco motorcycles, our product is rarely needed.
Brand and type |
Comment |
Kymco Downtown 125
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Kymco Downtown 200
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Kymco Downtown 300
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Kymco People S 125
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Kymco People S 200
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Kymco People S 250
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Kymco People S 300
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Kymco Quannon 150
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Kymco Venox 250
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Kymco Xciting 500i
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Kymco Xciting 500R
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Brand and type |
Comment |
Moto Guzzi California III |
It requires a single-phase regulator rectifier
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Brand and type |
Comment |
Moto Morini 1200 Sport
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Moto Morini Corsaro 1200
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In the case of a Piaggio motorcycle, the regulator is rarely needed.
Brand and type |
Comment |
Piaggio Beverly 400
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Piaggio Liberty 200
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Piaggio x7 EVO 125
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You often order voltage regulators for Suzuki motorcycles. Mainly for GSX R 600 and SV 600 motorcycles, as well as Burgman and Suzuki DL models. According to your feedback, the mounting usually works without any problems.
Brand and type |
Comment |
Suzuki Burgman 250
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Suzuki Burgman 400
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Suzuki Burgman 650
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Suzuki DL 1000 |
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Suzuki DL 650 V-Storm
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Suzuki DRZ 400
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Suzuki Epicuro 150
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Suzuki Freewind 650
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Suzuki GN 250 |
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Suzuki GS 1000 |
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Suzuki GS 1100 |
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Suzuki GS 450 |
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Suzuki GS 500 |
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Suzuki GS 650 |
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Suzuki GSX 1100 F
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Suzuki GSX 1300R Hayabusa
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Suzuki GSX 650 F
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Suzuki GSX-R 1000
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Suzuki GSX-R 600
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Suzuki GSX-R 750
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Suzuki Skywave 400
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Suzuki SV 1000 |
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Suzuki SV 650 |
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Suzuki TL 1000 R
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Suzuki VL 1500 Intruder
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Suzuki VS 800 Intruder
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Suzuki VZ 800 Marauder
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Suzuki XF 650 |
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Suzuki GSX 400 F
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Rectifiers were used less often for Triumph motorcycles, but if so, then typically for the Speed Triple type.
Brand and type |
Comment |
Triumph 675 Daytona
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Triumph Speed Triple 1050
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Triumph Speed Triple 955i
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Triumph TT 600 |
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Regulator rectifiers are often ordered for Yamaha motorcycles, especially for the Yamaha Dragstar and Virago series. In addition, the Yamaha FZS 1000 model has been ordered several times. According to your feedback, it mounting distance varies depending on the model, for example: the Yamaha XJ 600 Diversion has the same mounting point, while the XV 500 L is unfortunately more difficult to install.
Brand and type |
Comment |
Yamaha FJR 1300
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Yamaha FZ6 S2 Fazer
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Yamaha FZ6-N |
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Yamaha FZR 600
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Yamaha FZS 1000
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Yamaha FZS 600
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Yamaha NXC 125
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Yamaha R6 |
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Yamaha TDM9 00
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Yamaha TMAX 500
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Yamaha TMAX 550
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Yamaha WR 450 F |
It requires a single-phase regulator rectifier
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Yamaha XC 125 Cygnus
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Yamaha XJ 600 Diversion
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Yamaha XT 600 |
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Yamaha XT 660 |
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Yamaha XTZ 660
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Yamaha XV 1100 Virago
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Yamaha XV 1600 Wild Star
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Yamaha XV 250 |
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Yamaha XV 535 Virago
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It may happen that there is no negative wire from the motorcycle side and the negative wiring of our regulator rectifier needs to be grounded. See FAQ point 9. |
Yamaha XV 750 Virago
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Yamaha XVS 1100 Dragstar
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Yamaha XVS 650 Dragstar
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Yamaha YZF 600 R Thundercat
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Yamaha YZF R6 |
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