Can this be used as a jumper cable when both bike have a battery tender harness installed?
844489
Maybe, but I wouldn't recommend it because of the possibility of electrical surge when jumping a battery. Could burn up the harness and some of the electrical wiring to the bike.
844490
No. This is a skinny little trickle charge cable and won't handle the big surge you need when you jump start. This cable is maybe 22 gage. Jumper cables are not llike 4 gage, much thicker.
866916
If your jumper posts connect directly to the battery, then yes. However, another option is to attach the pigtail connector (I believe comes with the 5W panel) to the battery and tuck the other end (attach with a ziptie) somewhere within the front grill. This will let quickly connect to the 5W panel in seconds and charge the battery when ever its needed.
681092
I am sorry, I returned it as it did not work for my bike. All cables were included
1675867
If you have a Battery Tender brand or Harley Davidson brand battery charger connected to your bike it will fit. If you intend to have this stay on your bike you may want to look for a handle bar mount. I typically use it on my dual sport bike. I put it in my top case located on the back of the bike.
1329963
No but you can cut the wires and attach whatever battery connector you choose.
1565055
If you go to the battery tender site they have recommendation about which of their batteries size to use for every bike in the market. I did it for you, the answer is yes, this one will do the job.
1882546
I'M Pretty sure you can.i used the stock wiring when i connected it to my motorcycle
1990854
Yes, it would seem so. The design runs wire inside the bar and therefor out of the grip the same end as the bar. Alternatively, one could plug the bar with the heater and run the wires out the end of the bar/grip and deal with the wiring outside of the bar ends in any way appropriate. ( brush guards to carry the wire to the electrical system via the outside of the handlebars?)
1805468
You can, but depending on your bike size, the wire may not reach all the way to your handlebars. I placed mine on the top tube and it works well.
1985861
I did this for my bike, Took 2 9 V batteries and strapped them on. I modified the wires so that they correspond with the batteries
203820
The bike has two 110 volt outlets. So in the crudest form, an extension cord with male plugs on both ends COULD be used. HOWEVER, it produces less than 3 amps of house current, so it will not do too much more than power a couple of cell phone chargers.
1792666
Yes it will, but I would not trust the charger to not harm the battery. As I indicated I used one of these on my 2011 F650GS and I believe it damaged the battery. The battery in your bike is special and it can not be used with a Battery Tender, it needs a different charge profile. Askyour dealer. I originaly used the dedicated $165 BMW charger, but it failed after 7 years. I replaced it with the OptiMate.
2018833
Yes - it's a very basic wiring system. If you can access your battery, you can wire this to any bike.
1821504
We've used it with Electras...it works, but it's not ideal and you made need a cross bar depending on your model. If you're carrying two bikes you'll need to immobilize the front wheels so they don't bang around and scratch each other.
823054
It is not made to be a jumper cable. It is to be used as a trickle charge cable only. You would need a heavier gauge wire for this purpose. Hope this helps.
1801723
That would work just as well as long as the extension cord is of a large enough gauge. for me it is more convenient to leave the tender in 1 place and just move the cord. I use it on multiple bikes
1128000
Yes you have to order the battery tender 1st, then you can get the connector.