wiring question

The rubber female connectors will normally be split or on the point of splitting inside so I destroy these if the male does not pull out easily. So plan to replace the females by having new replacements to hand and always use silicone grease so in future the males just pull out by the wire.

For parts then this is one of the makers of the current looms.

https://www.autosparks.co.uk/electrical-components/bullets-connector-sleeves

Two small flat blade screwdrivers. Press the tangs that flare out inside the connector body back inline and push/pull terminal out. Don't think the orginal Lucas connectors are available anymore so you're probably going to end up cutting the old connectors off anyway.

For replacement, I like Deutsch connectors like these : https://kojaycat.co.uk/epages/950000457.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/950000457/Categories/Connectors_Bullet/%22Deutsch%20Connectors%22 But also see https://kojaycat.co.uk/epages/950000457.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/950000457/Categories/Connectors_Bullet/Molex_093mm_Connectors

Other suppliers are available.

Best to crimp only. Solder makes it more likely cable will break.

Or plastic housing with barbed male and female contacts? Bullets are prone to holding water and corroding. Once assembled the silicone grease is a good way to seal from water. Make sure you assemble first as silicon is an electrical insulator also.  You can get conductive grease as used in the electronic industry for heat sinks etc.

if it’s the plastic automotive style with barbs holding the contacts in place.  There are tools readily available in sets with varying styles to use to hold the barb down so you can withdraw the contact. Horrible things fragile and not really suited to motorcycles living in four seasons weather.

Jon

You best post a picture, what year is the bike.