12v plug.

[Nortwestrider]

Just a heads up for anybody looking for a cheap/water proof 12v plug.Cycle Gear has these for $9.99 right now.
I have one on my sidecar rig and it's been in rain for 1,000's of miles and still works great.I bought another one today for the X.It comes ready to mount to 7/8 and bigger bars or flush mounted.



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[StratTuner]

Just a heads up for anybody looking for a cheap/water proof 12v plug.Cycle Gear has these for $9.99 right now.
I have one on my sidecar rig and it's been in rain for 1,000's of miles and still works great.I bought another one today for the X.It comes ready to mount to 7/8 and bigger bars or flush mounted
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How does it connect to the electrical system?

 

[John Boy]

I just bought a marine grade 12 volt plug for 10$ at the local Canadian Tire (hardware store up here). Has a neat little mounting plate and seals up against moisture. Perfect for what we need.

 

[Nortwestrider]

How does it connect to the electrical system?

It comes with about a 3' long pos/neg cable with ring ends.


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[Oregonbeachbum]

It comes with about a 3' long pos/neg cable with ring ends.

Did you splice in a fuse? Do you think you can add two of them, Can the battery handle two? Where did you end up installing it on the NCX?

 

[Nortwestrider]

I have not installed it yet on my X,but the one on my sidecar rig ( GS850 ) is wired to a aux fuse panel.
As far as adding 2 plugs it all depends on either how tall the pos bolt is on you battery or how many ports you have on a aux fuse panel.weather or not the battery can handle 2 plugs all depends on what you have plugged into them!!.


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[Oregonbeachbum]

Thank you. I ordered the honda oem one and the honda shop had a battery tender/cig outet attachment for 20 I picked up. The honda plug I'm going to install in the frunk for cellphone charging and the battery tender on I'm going to put up near the handle bars for my gps. Thanks for your input.

 

[Gigs]

I installed it and spliced in a small ATM style fuse from advanced auto. It's awesome.

 

[Nortwestrider]

I installed it and spliced in a small ATM style fuse from advanced auto. It's awesome. View attachment 3786View attachment 3787

Thats the way I'm doing it ..


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[Gigs]

Thats the way I'm doing it ..


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If you take the one Phillips screw out of the back of the silver pieces (dash area) you can access the battery way easier.

 

[Nortwestrider]

If you take the one Phillips screw out of the back of the silver pieces (dash area) you can access the battery way easier.

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[Gigs]

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Open the frunk and at the back remove that screw, then on the inside of the fairing near the handle bars remove that plastic clip and slide the silver top piece back to reveal space. Also remove the battery cover inside the frunk. I did my best to run the wire along existing wires. Make sure you leave a little slack to turn the bars. Good luck.

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[Nortwestrider]

Thank you very much.
Looks like it will save alot time.


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[Gigs]

It was nice having that space. Same thing on the other side. Then a few more screws and the whole piece with the frunk latch will come out. Just watch out for the cable for the rear seat latch.