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Small project-Seeing as how I had to replace my battery

Discussion in 'Projects' started by plumbertom, Jun 15, 2012.

  1. plumbertom

    plumbertom Active Member

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    a couple weeks ago, I ordered on those Battery Tender Jrs.
    It came yesterday.
    At the same time I ordered an Emgo Handlebar-Mount Cigarette Lighter that came today.
    I'm mounting the lighter and I'm gonna use it for a power outlet for Charging things like my phone and GPS.
    I've also wired a power cord to one of the adapter plug that came with the battery tender so I can just plug it in at the handle bars when I pull into the garage and park my bike.
    I think it will make it less likely that I'll for to unplug it before I try to back my bike out.
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    JohnnyBiker Well-Known Member

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    hotroadking Super Moderator Staff Member

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    good product
  4. plumbertom

    plumbertom Active Member

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    That's the one.
    I have another one I use to keep my small 12V AGM battery for my Kayak FishFinder/GPS charged but it just a Harbor freight El Cheapo.
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    I have this on both my Glide and my Sportster!! I love this thing...:cool:
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    I use a battery tender Jr., too. Worth every penny. Never thought to carry it on the bike, though. Good idea.
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    chucktx Moderator Staff Member

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    i used to have one of those lighters mounted same place......first ride in the rain and it filled up. you would be better off to mount in lower and to the side so it doesnt get wet.........
  8. plumbertom

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    It's supposed to be water resistant and it's behind my windshield.
    Not many places on an FXD to put stuff like that.
    On the other hand, I don't ride in the rain much.
    Being in Ca. even here on the CenCal coast there just isn't so much rain that I have no choice. Seldom rains for more than one day at a time.
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    I have use the bettry tender and want to own Emgo Handlebar-Mount Cigarette Lighter , Its my favorite and have a nice picture effect at all .
    so nice style,,,,,,
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    LOL...Mine is old and workd great...Got it in 99 when I bought my WideGlide...Now use it on our 04 GeezerGlide...

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