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I'm about to swap out my bars on my '12 RKC to 16" Carilini Gangster Apes. While doing this I'd like to add a constant charger for my iPhone to a mount I have on the bars.
Anyone have a specific list of items I need to do this, and thoughts on the best way to go about it. I'll want to run the wire internal and out near the grip, even if I need to drill a small hole under the bars for the wire to come out and go to the phone, the iPhone 5 uses the lightning connector.
I'm about to swap out my bars on my '12 RKC to 16" Carilini Gangster Apes. While doing this I'd like to add a constant charger for my iPhone to a mount I have on the bars.
Anyone have a specific list of items I need to do this, and thoughts on the best way to go about it. I'll want to run the wire internal and out near the grip, even if I need to drill a small hole under the bars for the wire to come out and go to the phone, the iPhone 5 uses the lightning connector.
Just get a USB that plugs into the cigarette lighter like you would use in your car.
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