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Not that anyone would *ever* add an electrical accessory to a Sportster but... I needed some switched power for uh... something but I didn't want to tap into an existing circuit. There's an unswitched accessory plug under the seat, but I didn't want a kludgy toggle switch somewhere. So I was gonna wire up my own relay... 'til I found this guy:
Really cool stuff, fair prices, awesome quality. Geared toward metric bikes, but lotsa good stuff there. Check it out if ya need DIY electric power stuff. I have no affiliation with it, just really impressed by the parts and service.
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