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Cruiser
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Las Vegas, Nevada USA baby! | FYI
My battery trickle charge wires came out of my lower fairing and were draggin' the deck. I didn't know that my bike came with that setup. It's cool to know, but now I have to secure it so that it doesn't happen again.
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Cruiser
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NW Illinois | You say there are existing wires for a trickle charge on the bike |
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Cruiser
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Las Vegas, Nevada USA baby! | Mine has them, Vision Tour Premium mfg date 12/21/07. My neighbor at work who is a Harley and Victory certified mech saw them dangling, and found out what they were. He didn't "charge" me for his discovery, but he's leaving the securing of them to me! |
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Cruiser
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NW Illinois | Thanks I will need to take a look when I get home
I just have the clamps on it now |
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Visionary
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New Bohemia, VA | Yes, I saw my dangling and didn't know what it was. I took and put a rubber band around it and tucked it between the battery and the fairing. Seems okay. |
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Cruiser
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Nebraska | All Vics come with the Tender plug. It has a 3amp in line fuse. If you use the plug to power an air compressor or anything else. You will need to upgrade to a 10amp fuse or higher. |
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Cruiser
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Puyallup, Washington | Our Vision came with the wires, however, they were not installed by the dealer, but, placed in the trunk. I think that is a good plan by the dealer because then the buyer knows about them and they are a cinch to install. |
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Tourer
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Tacoma, WA | I discovered mine while cleaning! I am glad, because I left my trunk ajar, and the light killed my battery. All I had to do was plug in my 'tender, and let it do its thing! WAY cool to discover I don't have to buy another harness... |
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Cruiser
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Eyota, MN | Innkeepers - 2008-02-29 5:48 PM
Our Vision came with the wires, however, they were not installed by the dealer, but, placed in the trunk. I think that is a good plan by the dealer because then the buyer knows about them and they are a cinch to install.
Mine were installed on my bike before I even showed up to pick it up, but I knew they were there because my 04 Kingpin had them also. Pretty slick feature!! |
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Cruiser
Posts: 196
| Dealer had mine hooked up also. Stuffed the end in front of the battery. I routed it over toward the right side and secured it inside the lower fairing. Easy access when I want to put it on the Tender!  |
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Visionary
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Brighton, TN | I need the tip that would adapt to it. I have a charger just not one with that tip on it. Anybody know where I can get just the adapter tip? |
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Visionary
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New Bohemia, VA | I believe you can buy one out right from radio shack or a hardware store. Also online at the Powerlet website http://www.powerletproducts.com/. This cable has many applications. |
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Tourer
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SC, Bluffton | About 2 years ago, I was looking a the full dressers at an HD dealership. I saw a cord hanging out the side. A salesman came up and asked if I had any questions. I asked if the bike was prewired for an electric jacket & gloves. He said no, that was for a battery tender. I plan on riding my 3 bikes enough not to need a tender, but at least I know it is there. I saw it cleaning one day. I tucked it in a little better. |
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Battery Trickle Charge Wires.