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Cruiser
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Apopka, FL | I can see the power outlet in both locations, but what cable do I need to use these? Obviously too small for a cigarette adapter. |
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Cruiser
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mansfield, MA United States | http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Victory-Vision-power-port-powerlet-h...
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this one is on Ebay but you can get it at any Vic dealer |
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Cruiser
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Apopka, FL | Thanks Fred, Next question... why didn't Victory just put in a cig port to begin with? |
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Visionary
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| Maybe they were thinking about saving space or because so many owners want what other bikes have they used the BMW style plugs?
I think all the '11 models have the standard style. They learn. |
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Cruiser
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Prairie Dog Heaven, CO | I have the regular (cig) outlets on my '10 and wish they were the powerlet style. This style is much more common on M/C than the gig type plugs. |
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Visionary
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Jasper, MO | Most of the heated riding gear on the market today comes with the small Powerlet style plugs standard, and just plugs in, unless you opt for the hard-wired version. I used the stock outlets on our Vision, with portable controllers for our heated gear, until I got around to hard-wiring in permanently mounted controllers. The Powerlet (BMW) style plugs are much more secure than the cigarette style. I consider the change to the cigarette style on the new Vision to be a move backwards. In any case, adapters are readily available (to go either direction) from Powerlet, Cycle Gadgets, Honda, BMW, and many other sources.
http://www.cyclegadgets.com/Products/product.asp?Item=PLUG
Ronnie
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Power port in iPod & trunk area