Motorcycle Wiring Components
Compact, sealed 2-pin connectors for motorcycle repairs and custom builds. For lighting, switchgear, sensors, gauges, and sub-harnesses.
Old machines.
New chapters.
Selected motorcycle restoration and recommissioning with Kevin Wells in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Mechanical work, electrical diagnosis, and the details that get a motorcycle moving again.
Individually approached.WellsMoto
NYC
By appointment
Get your motorcycle
project moving.
A bike that has been sitting. A running problem you haven’t resolved. A restoration waiting on the mechanical work. Tell us where your motorcycle stands and what you want to achieve.
Recommissioning
Assessing what a stored or neglected motorcycle needs to return to proper running condition, with the work agreed before it begins.
Mechanical projects
Selected engine, carburetion and related mechanical work, considered around the motorcycle, its condition and the scope of your project.
Electrical work
Selected motorcycle electrical diagnosis and wiring repairs. Building it yourself? Explore the connector kits in our online shop.
Back on the road.
Worth the work.
A selection of Kevin’s restoration projects, from vintage Japanese motorcycles to a later Honda twin. Open any photograph for a closer look.
Honda CB400F
The blue Super Sport is one of Kevin’s recent restoration projects. Finished-bike photographs sit alongside a view of the motorcycle on the lift.
See more of the CB400F ↓More photographs — Honda CB400F
Yamaha RD350
A vintage two-stroke restoration from Kevin’s recent work, photographed outside the shop.
A closer look — Yamaha RD350
2002 Honda VTR1000F
The Superhawk extends the selection into later Japanese motorcycles. Another recent restoration project, pictured at the Brooklyn workshop.
Have a motorcycle you’d like to bring back?
Tell us about your project ↗A person.
A workshop.
Your motorcycle.
WellsMoto is Kevin Wells’s motorcycle restoration business in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Projects are reviewed individually, with a clear scope established before work begins.
Tell Kevin about your bike ↗- 01
Start with the motorcycle.
Share its year, make, model and current condition, along with clear photos and the work you have in mind.
- 02
Review the project.
We’ll discuss whether it fits, what needs assessment and the next step. Visits and drop-offs are arranged by appointment.
- 03
Agree on the work.
Define the scope before the project starts. Any additional work is discussed before proceeding.
What are you
working on?
Tell Kevin about your motorcycle, its history and what you want to achieve. Start with photos and correspondence so we can review whether the project is a fit.
The project questionnaire covers:
- Exact model, current condition and previous work
- Your expectations, priorities and anticipated budget
- Timing and multiple overall and close-up photos
Complete, assembled motorcycles only. Keep your bike with you until the project is accepted and drop-off is scheduled.
Tell us about your project ↗contact@wellsmoto.com