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Road Master
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I've got a USB socket that's wired into the taillight wire under my seat, and mounted under the front, by the coil. That way it comes on when the ignition/accessories are on but when I switch the bike off, there's no chance of me leaving it to drain the battery.
Tourer
Joined: Feb 2014
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From: Cypress, TX
The USB adapter itself will draw enough current to ruin your following day. Ensure the whole thing is unplugged when you've finished, not just the USB device.
I've got a USB socket that's wired into the taillight wire under my seat, and mounted under the front, by the coil. That way it comes on when the ignition/accessories are on but when I switch the bike off, there's no chance of me leaving it to drain the battery.
I've got a USB socket that's wired into the taillight wire under my seat, and mounted under the front, by the coil. That way it comes on when the ignition/accessories are on but when I switch the bike off, there's no chance of me leaving it to drain the battery.
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Joined: Jul 2014
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From: West TN
Eklipes
I have put this system on two different bikes now and have had zero issues with it. For $24 you can't go wrong. It has a port for a cigarette charger socket and a usb port and mounts to the handle bars. I have a dual usb charger in the cigarette socket and I keep two ecigs plugged in to that and my cell phone or gps in the usb port. It has never drained the battery and has worked everytime I needed it.
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