Garage Door Opener

[BIGLRY]

My 6 has the button all ready installed on the handlebars from the factory, I just need the organic, mechanical opening component to complete my system.
https://youtu.be/1C-Bxifv2Pk

[Bill1584]

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It was a year or so back, but I believe it was about $20 on ebay, pulled from the visor of a BMW. The under the buttons you see is a sheet of rubber which conforms to the button spacing, with little extensions to reach the actual board underneath. Once locked into place, there is really no chance of a water leak. Works great so far.

[jkelley]

I use the Flash to Pass ran off the high beams.

[ths61]

I use the Flash to Pass ran off the high beams.

+1 on the Flash2Pass for motorcycles. It is hidden and you can't loose or misplace it. Also don't need to take your hands off the handlebars to operate it.

Flass2Pass

[okf6b]

+1 on the Flash2Pass for motorcycles. It is hidden and you can't loose or misplace it. Also don't need to take your hands off the handlebars to operate it.

Flass2Pass

+ another! A very convenient device. I like that it won't function unless the bike is running. No worries when the bike is sitting in the driveway.

[JohnnyB]

What I did was this: I purchased a garage door opener FOB off ebay. It is small about two inches long and 3/4 inch wide. After I programed it and made sure it worked I put it on my key ring for my bike. I then took a piece of one inch shrink tube, cut it to overlap each end about 1/4 inch and then used my heat gun to shrink it. I "crimped" the ends with pliers while it was still hot. When it cooled I trimmed the ends with scissors. Perfect waterproof solution.

[SmallPasture]

My 6 has the button all ready installed on the handlebars from the factory, I just need the organic, mechanical opening component to complete my system.
https://youtu.be/1C-Bxifv2Pk

Now if only I had a garage!

[flat6bagger]

I have my garage door opener Velcro mounted wit it in the lower left corner.
I did not want to block the power port.

Doug

[FF-Ed]

Here...the black button...

I've been wanting to put something in that empty slot, and now I know what I want!

How did you do that, did you disassemble a remote, solder a switch into it, then hide the remote in there or what??

I'm doing this! So any heads up before I start will be appreciated!

Thanks in advance, Ed

(btw, couldn't you find that switch in chrome?)

[Steve 0080]

No chrome but it does have a pretty green light !!! Open the remote, solder a jumper wire between the contacts that activate the opener..2 feet of wire and then wire that into a momentary switch... pretty easy...there is a diagram on another post...sorry to busy to look for it...but will try later !