Motorbike Turn Signal Connector Model/Make?

[Martyn Ball]

I have never understood how people identify connectors as there are so many different shapes and sizes. I recently brought a tail tidy for my motorbike but the LED Number Plate light has a different male connector than the stock bike.

I want to avoid cutting any of the stock wiring on my bike so really I need to find out what the connectors are and purchase more, then cut the LED light which doesn't matter.

Can anyone help me identify the 2 connectors in the images below as I also have some LED indicators with the same issue:

 

[Gryd3]

I have never understood how people identify connectors as there are so many different shapes and sizes. I recently brought a tail tidy for my motorbike but the LED Number Plate light has a different male connector than the stock bike.

I want to avoid cutting any of the stock wiring on my bike so really I need to find out what the connectors are and purchase more, then cut the LED light which doesn't matter.

Can anyone help me identify the 2 connectors in the images below as I also have some LED indicators with the same issue:

Please share the make/model of the bike. That may help.
As far as IDing those things are concerned, it comes with being familiar with them.
Additionally, you may be able to leave the stock end on, and simply use a tap-in further up the line. It's what I have done with my bike. If I want to go back to stock I unplug the spade connector from the tap-in and connect the original signal lights to their connector and close it all up.
(Review the wiring diagram for the bike as well. You may need to contact a service depot nearby who services you make if you want to get your hands on a couple ends without having to guess in an online order... )

 

[Martyn Ball]

I could use a tap in but prefer to just have a simple plugin system, my bike is a Yamaha YZF R125 2011