MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R
MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R
MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R
MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R
MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R
MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R
MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R
MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R
MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R
MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R
MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R
MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R

RMSTATOR | SKU: RMS022106222

MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R

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MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R

MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R

$319.99 $298.95

MOSFET Regulator with Bypass Honda CBR/VFR 800 -Triumph Daytona 675R

$319.99 $298.95

The RMSTATOR MOSFET regulator/rectifier (part RMS022106222) is a direct replacement charging-system component for the Honda CBR 800 and VFR 800 and the Triumph Daytona 675R. It pairs RMSTATOR's MOSFET circuitry with a machined billet aluminium case, in a bypass configuration that runs the regulator's output straight to the battery instead of through the main wiring harness.

Bypassing the harness removes a common source of voltage drop and connector heat, and RMSTATOR reports a significant improvement in regulator reliability from this layout in real-world use. The MOSFET circuit itself runs cooler than a conventional SCR shunt design and delivers a steadier charge to the battery.

Suited to riders replacing a failed original regulator, or anyone chasing a more durable upgrade on a bike with a history of charging faults. Supplied with the PRO-FIT connector kit so the job can be wired up properly the first time.

  • MOSFET circuit runs cooler than conventional regulator designs for longer service life
  • Bypass configuration wires the regulator directly to the battery instead of through the main harness
  • Delivers a steadier, smoother charging signal to the battery
  • Machined billet aluminium housing, which RMSTATOR states runs 33% cooler than standard cast housings
  • PRO-FIT System supplies the connectors needed for a professional-standard installation
  • Direct-fit replacement for Honda CBR 800, Honda VFR 800 and Triumph Daytona 675R
  • MOSFET regulator/rectifier with bypass
  • Part-side connectors
  • Harness-side connectors
  • Dielectric connector grease
BrandRMSTATOR
Part NumberRMS022106222
TypeMOSFET voltage regulator/rectifier, bypass configuration
Housing MaterialMachined billet aluminium
Wiring ConfigurationBypasses the main wiring harness; connects directly to the battery
FitmentHonda CBR 800, Honda VFR 800, Triumph Daytona 675R
Included Installation KitPRO-FIT System — part connectors, harness-side connectors and dielectric grease
  • Confirm fitment against your exact model and year before installation — check the connector type and mounting pattern on the original regulator.
  • Disconnect the battery negative lead before removing the original unit, and reconnect it last.
  • Run the bypass leads directly to the battery terminals along a route clear of the exhaust, steering lock and any pinch points, and secure them with cable ties.
  • Apply the supplied dielectric grease to every connector before mating it, to keep moisture and corrosion out of the pins.
  • Crimp the supplied connectors properly with the correct tool and confirm each terminal is fully seated and locked before the first start.
  • Mount the regulator where it gets clean airflow; the alloy case sheds heat through its fins, so avoid covering or wrapping it.
  • Diagnose and fix the underlying fault before fitting — a failing stator, poor earth or tired battery will shorten the life of any regulator.
  • After installation, measure charging voltage at the battery with the engine running and compare it against the figures in your workshop manual.
  • Inspect the bypass leads, terminals and mounting hardware periodically for chafing, corrosion or looseness, particularly after washing the bike.
  • Keep the connectors and case free of dirt and salt; wipe clean with a damp cloth and avoid directing high-pressure water at the connectors.

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