Brasstax
08-28-2007, 07:31 PM
Here's the plan:
I have a bags connection Daypack II
http://www.twistedthrottle.com/ezimagecatalogue/catalogue/variations/7754-350x350.jpg
I am going to start with one of these powerlet tankbag kits:
http://www.powerletproducts.com/products/imgs/ptb.jpg
My plan is to try and mount it under the bag towards the front. (Trying to get sparks as close to my gas as possible :-D ) If it's to tight, I'll move it to the side or rear.
I am adding one of these powerlet accessories to the inside of the bag:
http://www.powerletproducts.com/products/imgs/pics/pac030.jpg
Then, I ordered a 25 foot battery tender extension cable for about 5 bucks. I am going to cut it in half.
I am going to thread it under my tank bra and down under the seat to my blue seas fuse box. When I am not using the cable (which will be rarely) I can tuck it back under the bra.
I suppose if I got really ambitious, I could take a 1.5 inch strip of soft material and sew it down the center/underside of the bra as a "channel" for the cable. Then, you could tuck it back down into the channel as a "pouch" when not in use. However, I don't think it will be that abrasive or prone to much chafing.
I think it will be a nice clean way to get a couple of power drops in my tank bag. There will be no wiring up around the handlbars to clutter things up or get in the way.
There is probably a way to do it cheaper but the powerlet stuff looks like decent quality connections. I'll post pictures after I get all the pieces.
I have a bags connection Daypack II
http://www.twistedthrottle.com/ezimagecatalogue/catalogue/variations/7754-350x350.jpg
I am going to start with one of these powerlet tankbag kits:
http://www.powerletproducts.com/products/imgs/ptb.jpg
My plan is to try and mount it under the bag towards the front. (Trying to get sparks as close to my gas as possible :-D ) If it's to tight, I'll move it to the side or rear.
I am adding one of these powerlet accessories to the inside of the bag:
http://www.powerletproducts.com/products/imgs/pics/pac030.jpg
Then, I ordered a 25 foot battery tender extension cable for about 5 bucks. I am going to cut it in half.
I am going to thread it under my tank bra and down under the seat to my blue seas fuse box. When I am not using the cable (which will be rarely) I can tuck it back under the bra.
I suppose if I got really ambitious, I could take a 1.5 inch strip of soft material and sew it down the center/underside of the bra as a "channel" for the cable. Then, you could tuck it back down into the channel as a "pouch" when not in use. However, I don't think it will be that abrasive or prone to much chafing.
I think it will be a nice clean way to get a couple of power drops in my tank bag. There will be no wiring up around the handlbars to clutter things up or get in the way.
There is probably a way to do it cheaper but the powerlet stuff looks like decent quality connections. I'll post pictures after I get all the pieces.