Yep, the previous owner of my bike had one put in, works well too except it drains battery like quicker so I have the set-up "un-hooked" until I would need it.(no use ofr it now, but when I have a liscense, it might be benificial) I could take a picture of it if you want, just let me know and I can have it up by tomorrow.
Installing an accessory plug in on a bike?
I was wondering if anyone has ever installed one of those "cigarette lighter type" of plug-ins on their bike? You know the ones that you plug your cell phone or charger into. I was looking at installing it in the tail section trunk space.
I'll be boing to Sturgis in a couple weeks, and I was thinking if I install one of these. Then while I'm out riding around I can have my digital camera or cell phone charging in my trunk. Last year when I went, I really had to conserve the battery life on my digital camera, even with two batteries, and I didn't get to take all the pics that I wanted to. Just looking for a solution.
I'll be boing to Sturgis in a couple weeks, and I was thinking if I install one of these. Then while I'm out riding around I can have my digital camera or cell phone charging in my trunk. Last year when I went, I really had to conserve the battery life on my digital camera, even with two batteries, and I didn't get to take all the pics that I wanted to. Just looking for a solution.
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If you can not get it installed in a timely manner beofre your trip, put an extra set of batteries in your jacket pocket. You staying for a few nights or just a one day thing?
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