Heated Gears
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Heated Gears
I am considering purchasing heated gears(jacket, pant, gloves, etc). Where do most people hook up their heated gears to on their bike? I was considering using the accessory switch on the inner fairing on my 2012 FLHTCU. In addition, where is this connection located on the bike?
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for my heated gear and battery tender I added a Powerlet on my Road Glide.
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/p...ig-twin-models
http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/p...ig-twin-models
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Most heated gear will come with the pig tail and inline fuse, to hook up to your battery.
How you run the plug is up to you, I personally run mine off the front of the seat. Easy to tuck away when not in use, easy to plug into when I need it.
I use a dual wireless troller thats attached by my master cylinder for easy accsess so I only have one cord
How you run the plug is up to you, I personally run mine off the front of the seat. Easy to tuck away when not in use, easy to plug into when I need it.
I use a dual wireless troller thats attached by my master cylinder for easy accsess so I only have one cord
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That's nothing. You should see what the guys do who drive out on the middle of a frozen lake, drill holes and try and catch fish.
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