Heated Gear Controlers
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Road Warrior
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From: Southern Maryland
Heated Gear Controlers
hey guys, i have a heated gear controler that i need to mount on the bike. I was wondering if anyone here rides with heated gear and where they mounted the controler. I have one on my Yamaha that i mounted through the inner fairing but i don't really want to follow that route with my Ultra Classic one so I'm canvasing the forum to see if anyone uses them and where they mount the control. I didn't have the forsight to get a belt clip. it has an adhesive and velcro mount that can be put about anywhere.
Mornings here when i go to work at 0400 are still pretty brisk, in the low to mid 40's. While it gets warmer during the day its still pretty chilly during the early morning hours when the sun is not up so forgive me for being a wuss, but my old bones don't like it when its below 50 and dark. Fifty with the sun out is another story.
Appreciate any feedback.
Thanks
cass
Mornings here when i go to work at 0400 are still pretty brisk, in the low to mid 40's. While it gets warmer during the day its still pretty chilly during the early morning hours when the sun is not up so forgive me for being a wuss, but my old bones don't like it when its below 50 and dark. Fifty with the sun out is another story.
Appreciate any feedback.
Thanks
cass
As we work with leather..I went this route..I did a little basket weave pattern on mine.
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Road Warrior
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From: Southern Maryland
Thanks guys, gives me a couple of ideas. Neat holder Itch....btw, love the drink holder i got from you last year that replaces the lowers glove box cover. Works and fit great.
cass
cass
Last edited by cass; Apr 10, 2011 at 09:05 AM.
Glad the cup holder worked out for you..Now that it is warming up,you may be able to use it again..Thanks for your business
Stage III
Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Fargo, ND
I mounted my gerbing remote controller with the **** through the 4 switch housing just ahead of the fuel tank. The rest is under the seat behind the tank. I originally had the plug just coming out between the seat and frame, but after plug end failure - I replaced the ends with powerpole connecters and have it hard mounted in the plastic air deflector at the rear of the motor on my FLHTK. The **** is kinda out of site, but reachable, and I only had to drill into the switch housing - not the inner fairing.
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Tourer
Joined: May 2009
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From: St. Paul, MN
You can get a controller that has the ***** and wires without the plastic case so the ***** can be panel mounted. I don't know if I explained that very well...Anyway, there are some ideas and pictures in this thread below. Maybe it will help.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...-mounting.html
post #7 has a photo of the thing I am referring to. If you read all of the posts in that thread there are additional pics
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/touri...-mounting.html
post #7 has a photo of the thing I am referring to. If you read all of the posts in that thread there are additional pics
Last edited by Retrax; Apr 13, 2011 at 03:00 AM.
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