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I'm running my battery tender adapter to keep it hidden as best as possible. I'd like to zip tie it to these two existing wrapped wires but not sure what exactly they are and if it would be an issue.
In my experience if it's out of sight its out of mind. Meaning if you have to pull a side cover to access it you probably won't because it's "too much trouble".
Keep it out where you can gain quick access to it and you'll use it more often.
I got mine zipped under the top of the saddle bag crash bar right next to the bottom side of the seat works great for me easy access and you hardly see it.
Mine tucks in behind the frame at the top upper left of your picture. Your zip ties don't really need to be 'cinched' just tighten it 'till just contacting the wires.
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Stupid question from a non-mechanic
