Easy Wire connections.......

[Stanley Steamer]

I've used these before.....very easy to use....a little pricey, but worth it......


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yiimgl-Rdmw

[Valkorado]

I've tried them, they're easy for tapping into a wire or mating three or more wires. 

I love these even more:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/60PCS-Waterproof-Solder-Seal-Heat-Shrink-Butt-Connectors-with-Soldering-Sleeve-/191731538280?hash=item2ca4171968:g:3GYAAOSwhcJWOdbe

They self solder, heat shrink and create a watertight seal on the ends in one step.  Great with a heat gun, you can even use a cigarette lighter in a pinch.  I carry a few of each size in my saddlebag tool kit.

[Stanley Steamer]

I like the fact of no heat having to be applied

[TJ]

You can get the Posi taps & Locks on Amazon...

[KY,Dave (AKA Misunderstood)]

Cool item but WOW on the price......."we make a few cents on the kits" RRiiiiiiiiigghhtt 

[Smokinjoe-VRCCDS#0005]

Think I'll just stick with the tried-and-true solder and shrink wrap.

[robin]

Think I'll just stick with the tried-and-true solder and shrink wrap.

ME TO

[_Sheffjs_]

Think I'll just stick with the tried-and-true solder and shrink wrap.

ME TO

Me three and I have an expensive Weller Solder station I bought in the 70s  and I still have my gray colored Fluke from the 80s.

[dreamaker]

I would think for on the road, in an emergency would be worth it to have on hand, for quick simplicity. When I was installing an aftermarket radio in my focus, in one of the instructions. one of the recommendations for secure wire connections was a military splice tool. They showed the method, I thought it was clean connections. Check the pics at the site below of the results.

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/155344-military-splice-how-to/

[hubcapsc]

Think I'll just stick with the tried-and-true solder and shrink wrap.

I used solder and shrink wrap when I lengthened the wires for the handlebars
on Chewie... these posilocks would have been like a giant goiter there, where
nine wires had to be spliced.

But I've used these posi-locks for other applications around the bike, and
they've held up great for years.

They seem ideal for roadside repairs of a starter relay or something...

-Mike