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Has anybody installed this? I bought it and I am curious as to any gotchas.
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Powerlet ST1300 Right Front Panel Kit
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Got a link? Picture? To answer your question, no I haven't installed it but I was planning on it at some point I think. I know many people have so I'll let them pipe up.phurley said:
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I am powering the Garmin 2610 and will use it for recharging a cell phone too.
Two questions:
What is the cable loom for?
Any issues with drilling the plastic?
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Two questions:
What is the cable loom for?
Any issues with drilling the plastic?
Thanks,
Patrick
I have it and use it every time I ride. It is well worth the money and effort required to install it. Install is very straight forward. I didn't even have to pull off all the right side tupperware. Loosening the panels was enough to insert the wires. I think I put my hands in through the opennings above the right cylinder heads.
The cable loom is just to keep the wiring to the plug neat and tidy. I would recommend what I think they call a step bit for drilling the plastic. It looks like a cone but has steps in it starting at about an 1/8" to about 7/8". Highly recommended for drilling sheet metal and plastic.phurley said:
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You posted this twice. Drilling using a Sears hole saw was simple. Just take your time.
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Have you drilled the ST1300's plastic before too Curt?crazykz said:
I was hoping Leo would share his experience with the drilling when he installed the Powerlet plug.
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Sorry for posting twice. I put it in the general and then realized it was probably more suited for farkles.AgSTreak said:
I drilled it with an ordinary butterfly bit. No problems.
Here's a link to a step drill bit. They come in different sizes so make sure you get one that has the size hole you're looking for. I wouldn't do without mine now. It's almost impossible to screw up drilling a hole in plastic with it.phurley said:
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Step Drill Bit
I did it late one night and didn't have the right size drill bit, so I just used the Dremel and it turned out nice.
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Thanks Guys!
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What's a butterfly bit? Is that the same as a flat wood bit?Blackdog said:
I believe that is the case but don't quote me on that one. If you get the step bit you'll find a use for it about every couple of months.phurley said:
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I'm sold! I actually was thinking about getting it today but I am running low on cash because my bike has become like my boat.crazykz said:I believe that is the case but don't quote me on that one. If you get the step bit you'll find a use for it about every couple of months.
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Ride out to CA, you can help me install mine.
Boy I know the feeling. I thought I was done farkling but now the list is starting to build again. Here's the winter list I have going.phurley said:
1. Replace the LED reflectors on the front of the bike (didn't RTV the wiring holes and they shorted out on one side. oops)
2. Get PIAA 910's with the BLM brackets. Joe at spoiledbiker.com has done some of the research on this setup for me so I'll most likely hit him up for the setup but have to raise the cash first.
3. Alaskan Leather seat cover. Really need to try something because of this doesn't work I'm most likely getting rid of the Sargent. It just doesn't work for me the way it's designed. I know others love theirs so I know it's a good seat it's just not for me.
4. Look for a possible coolant leak
5. Clean and wax, clean and wax. Ugh.
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