USB Cable Routing
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USB Cable Routing
I like to put my phone on the handlebars but still be able to charge it. On my Ultra Limited I was able to route the USB cable through a small hole in the inner fairing and up the handlebar. Has anyone figured out a way to do the same with the new Street Glide/Ultra? I don't necessarily need to plug into the USB port in the tray since I have the adapter for Carplay, but I would like to at least get power to it.
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You can plug into the USB and run it to your phone and then close the drawer. That's what I've been doing for 6k miles. The best place to run the wire out of the drawer is at the front corner of the drawer.
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I'll probably do exactly this. After I made my post I took my bike back up to the dealer to have the handlebars adjusted. Turns out there's a lower panel you can remove from the rider's side to gain some access, so I should be able to route something through there. I want something more permanent than just closing the cable into the tray. Thanks for the tip.
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Originally Posted by jpalm;[url=tel:22115687
22115687[/url]]I'll probably do exactly this. After I made my post I took my bike back up to the dealer to have the handlebars adjusted. Turns out there's a lower panel you can remove from the rider's side to gain some access, so I should be able to route something through there. I want something more permanent than just closing the cable into the tray. Thanks for the tip.
If you do want to remove the panel, you just pop the bezel off around the key, then theres two Philips screws. Pretty sure thats all it takes to get the panel off.
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