Power socket on handlebar

Subject: Power socket on handlebar Sun Jan 13, 2013 11:22 am

This is an interesting piece of kit. Might be nice for powering a GPS.

http://www.aliexpress.im/0.5m-10a-w-resettable-fuse-electric-motorcycle-waterproof-12v-cigar-cigarette-lighter-socket-power-outlet-free-shipping-109637.html

12 volt socket - Power socket on handlebar 437716352_044

12 volt socket - Power socket on handlebar 437716352_044

Subject: Re: Power socket on handlebar Mon Jan 14, 2013 7:55 am

Nice looking unit BUT how exactly are you going to mount this on a scooter?

Subject: Re: Power socket on handlebar Mon Jan 14, 2013 7:58 am

GHM-PM wrote:: Nice looking unit BUT how exactly are you going to mount this on a scooter?

Buy a Honda Joker! chickendance

Cheers,

Subject: Re: Power socket on handlebar Mon Jan 14, 2013 8:04 am

tarmacburner2 wrote:

GHM-PM wrote:: Nice looking unit BUT how exactly are you going to mount this on a scooter?

Buy a Honda Joker! chickendance

Cheers,

? Sorry have no clue what this means...

Subject: Re: Power socket on handlebar Mon Jan 14, 2013 8:55 am

It is a scooter. Check out the handlebars.

http://marikina.olx.com.ph/honda-joker-99-iid-13739708

Cheers,

Subject: Re: Power socket on handlebar Mon Jan 14, 2013 1:29 pm

GHM-PM wrote:: Nice looking unit BUT how exactly are you going to mount this on a scooter?

Might work if, like my SW, a previous owner had cut back the handlebar cover to mount some other farkle, which he removed before selling the bike to me.

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Are there any mods where people have removed the handlebar covers and are there any pics of them? I am considering this but I'm on the fence about it.

Subject: Re: Power socket on handlebar Mon Jan 14, 2013 5:33 pm

If you remove the handle bar covers you will be able to see right down into the forks and all the wires etc along the way.

Not a pretty sight Wink

Subject: Re: Power socket on handlebar Mon Mar 25, 2013 10:59 am

My brother installed a power socket inside the locking glove box for me. If I have my GPS plugged in, I just leave the door unlocked, but down tight on the wire snaking out. When I stop, I just put the GPS inside the glove box and lock it. I like the power plug being out of the weather, and hving the glove box cover slightly ajar has not been a problem for me, since I batten it down whenever I stop. I am still able to put tons of stuff in the glove box.

Subject: Re: Power socket on handlebar Mon Mar 25, 2013 11:15 am

RamblinRedhead wrote:: My brother installed a power socket inside the locking glove box for me. If I have my GPS plugged in, I just leave the door unlocked, but down tight on the wire snaking out. When I stop, I just put the GPS inside the glove box and lock it. I like the power plug being out of the weather, and hving the glove box cover slightly ajar has not been a problem for me, since I batten it down whenever I stop. I am still able to put tons of stuff in the glove box.

My bold.

Use a needle file and cut a small groove for wires to pass through. You will then be able to close and even lock the compartment leaving the wires in situ!

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