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    Heated gear users

    Getting on towards winter, so I better get my heated gear working. How have you guys mounted your controllers? Mine is a portable controller and don't want a bunch of wires and such hanging out everywhere and scratching the paint. I see there are remote controllers now, not sure if they're a dual unit though. Thanks!




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    Mike--My Gerbing controller is in a "pouch" that can be clipped to my jacket. Also, I run the pigtail out from under the front of the seat so that, if I forget to connect, I can connect on-the-fly more easily.
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    I have the Kuryakyn console thing that goes in the place of the glove box. In the left side I ran the power supply and that is where I keep my dual controller and cables I plug my gear into. When not using, the cover is on or the controller and cables.tidy.
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    Mine is in a pouch too. I should have pulled the side panel before I posted, but wasn't sure on the routing. My hot wire has a coax style connection that plugs into a tender lead, so I hooked up a tender connection to the battery and slipped it through the little hole in the side panel. It doesn't look too offensive sticking out. I can unplug the hot lead and stash the controller, plus plug a battery tender in once in awhile.




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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimmytee View Post
    I have the Kuryakyn console thing that goes in the place of the glove box. In the left side I ran the power supply and that is where I keep my dual controller and cables I plug my gear into. When not using, the cover is on or the controller and cables.tidy.
    This sounds very clean! I don't know if I'll get a Kury cubby though, I like the security, if you can call it that, of the lockable glovebox lid. Out of sight, out of mind.



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    Gerbing here also. Controller in the pocket. Placing the pigtail like so also allows for easy access to the battery tender. I'm thinking about putting a barrel type receptacle somewhere nested in the left shelter controls like my beemer, but still working out the placement plan.

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    2nd power plate fuse holder,,gerbings

    Quote Originally Posted by speedjunkie View Post
    Getting on towards winter, so I better get my heated gear working. How have you guys mounted your controllers? Mine is a portable controller and don't want a bunch of wires and such hanging out everywhere and scratching the paint. I see there are remote controllers now, not sure if they're a dual unit though. Thanks!




    Mike
    I was told sometime ago that you should not UNPLUG the gerbing with them-ON,,
    so, I hooked my Gerbings to a AUX. Power fuse block with a relay,,
    I hooked the trigger for the relay to the rear Lisence plate light,,
    when you turn-on the key, it turns on the fuse block for the Gerbings,,so you just pull-up to the pump or rest stop, and when you turn off the key, the gerbings turn-off,,also, when you turn-on the key to accessory, they don't come-on, ONLY when the bike is on,,KennyU

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedjunkie View Post
    Getting on towards winter, so I better get my heated gear working. How have you guys mounted your controllers? Mine is a portable controller and don't want a bunch of wires and such hanging out everywhere and scratching the paint. I see there are remote controllers now, not sure if they're a dual unit though. Thanks!Mike


    Being an all year rider I have been using Heated Gear for over 15 yrs, so I have everything mounted for ease of use.
    The Controls on the right side of the Fairing operate the Plugs fuel tank cover.... The Permanent Dual Temp Controller is about $120. and both those covers are fairly inexpensive to replace IF I ever get rid of the bike and want to take the wiring back out..
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    Quote Originally Posted by DMAGOLDRDR View Post
    Being an all year rider I have been using Heated Gear for over 15 yrs, so I have everything mounted for ease of use.
    The Controls on the right side of the Fairing operate the Plugs fuel tank cover.... The Permanent Dual Temp Controller is about $120. and both those covers are fairly inexpensive to replace IF I ever get rid of the bike and want to take the wiring back out..
    Just when I thought I had a plan to relocate my connections you post this! I like.... a lot! Very slick.

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    maps holder,,Fun run

    Quote Originally Posted by DMAGOLDRDR View Post
    Being an all year rider I have been using Heated Gear for over 15 yrs, so I have everything mounted for ease of use.
    The Controls on the right side of the Fairing operate the Plugs fuel tank cover.... The Permanent Dual Temp Controller is about $120. and both those covers are fairly inexpensive to replace IF I ever get rid of the bike and want to take the wiring back out..
    on the GAS DOOR-that's cool, but I do a lot of poker runs, and that's where my FUN RUN/Poker run directions go in a map holder,,Just a thought,,KennyU

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