What are the conditions of your guarantee?
Waterproof usb charging in panniers
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That it works without regard to personal information : )What are the conditions of your guarantee?
My question was obviously too obscure to tell you that your link is not "sufficient" meaning it does not work.
just copy and paste
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Nope, brings a [page not found] window...
Speakon, been using for many years. Not waterproof but weatherproof.
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I did fit one of these into the vertical forward wall of the LHS pannier:
and routed a convoluted tubing up to the compartment underneath the seat (where my Sony stereo residents)
Serves well since a couple of years (and modifications) now...
End-fitting and it's grip on the tube/sleeving are fully waterproof, no aging/cracking on the material noticeable...
Open seat, detach connectors hidden there (in my case FM/AM aerial and iPod interface lead), detach pannier, pull tubing (running between tail-cone plastic and frame) down and out while taking pannier away from bike.
Attachement: place pannier on silencer (supporting it with knee), flip wiring/tubing up (over the flap, covering the pannier rail), hang pannier in place, connect wiring, stow away, throw saddle on...
and routed a convoluted tubing up to the compartment underneath the seat (where my Sony stereo residents)
Serves well since a couple of years (and modifications) now...
End-fitting and it's grip on the tube/sleeving are fully waterproof, no aging/cracking on the material noticeable...
Open seat, detach connectors hidden there (in my case FM/AM aerial and iPod interface lead), detach pannier, pull tubing (running between tail-cone plastic and frame) down and out while taking pannier away from bike.
Attachement: place pannier on silencer (supporting it with knee), flip wiring/tubing up (over the flap, covering the pannier rail), hang pannier in place, connect wiring, stow away, throw saddle on...
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I sure as hell don't want to I'm thinking about getting a hammock too and trying that. I am not wealthy and want to make the $$$ go as far as possible and will suffer a bit to see the kids and the country. I will be using a inflatable sleeping pad tho!Hey, don't feel bad at all. If you're 64 and still camping out, you deserve respect. I'm 65, and I gave up sleeping on the ground 25 years ago... I guess I'm a wuss, 'cause it's hotels only for me when I travel. I never could get used to waking up in a puddle of water with a sore back, suffering from the onset of hypothermia...
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Beenwatching vids about stealth camping graveyards, schools, churches etc. I'm most worried about getting a place to shower
I tried putting my phone in the right hand pocket on my last trip and the heat in there overheated my iPhone while it was charging. My bike runs consistently at 3 bars, no excessive heat felt otherwise. I forgot to post here and ask if anyone else had that problem. I also put bottle of water in the left side pocket and it ended up bathwater warm as well.
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That's the least of my worries. Doesn't matter where I'm riding, the rainshowers & thunderstorms always seem to find me when I'm exactly halfway between towns.
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Yep, both of my pockets get warm.
Wow - really?? I ONLY use them to store the manual and patch kit (left) and tire gauge and sidestand pad (right).
I'd NEVER store food, water, phone, or anything that would be affected by heat, in either.
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My phone is on a x ram, which is mounted on a dash tray behind my oversized windshield. and i plan to have a 3 port usb for the phone, gps and an extra. I really dont get the heat people here are discussing. Mine is a 1100 1996 red ive spent so few moments in the fairing pockets im having reouble remembering how small or large they are.
no, nothing like that, BLMs' and city parks. like https://www.campendium.com/nomad-view . Get your senior Golden Age Pass, (lifetime pass) free entrance to all national parks, and 50% discount on camping on any National Forest and BLMs. Well worth it. I think it's now $25 if you want to drive through Rocky Mountain NP. In Colorado alone there are 5 0r 6 National Parks and Monuments. I keep a small cooler on my 97. You are going to cook across the Midwest and will notice the engine heat. Some think it's bad , I notice it but to me it's doable.
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Your 2nd breakfast biscuit, or a cherry pie from McD's.
But nothing electronic for sure!
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Hey! What are you doing with my bike!! What is a blm? Many many thanks on the senior pass thing. Ill check into that for sure.no, nothing like that, BLMs' and city parks. like https://www.campendium.com/nomad-view . Get your senior Golden Age Pass, (lifetime pass) free entrance to all national parks, and 50% discount on camping on any National Forest and BLMs. Well worth it. I think it's now $25 if you want to drive through Rocky Mountain NP. In Colorado alone there are 5 0r 6 National Parks and Monuments. I keep a small cooler on my 97. You are going to cook across the Midwest and will notice the engine heat. Some think it's bad , I notice it but to me it's doable.
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Bureau of Land Management.
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This goes with me on any extended ride. Has come in handy several times....
my red is much nicer
