What parts do I need to buy to use the same unit on several bikes? Without having to re-wire the bike every trip.
583120
I also have 2 bikes, both bikes have 12 volt cigarettes style power adapters. A got a power plug from Radio Shack and wired the power cord to that. I also purchased an extra ball joint attachment so I have one attached on each bike. Plug and play now.
765878
You should be able to use just about any wire with the same gauge as the ones attached to the sensors, since the current going through is minimal and overheating is not an issue...
461327
you will need two that will be located before the converter and two that will be located after the converter. all four may be the same part# or the front sensors may have a different part# from the rear sensors. depends on the length of the wire coming from the sensor. that's what i usually see. hope this helps.
1667837
There are bolts included with the basket that are all you should need. If you find you need longer or different bolts your local bike shop should have them.
2147650
Yes; All the "mechanicals" are in the "Parallelogram". As above keep as much tube as possible; also, in case you want to switch it to another bike in the future.
1739207
A current limiting resistor wired in series with a momentary switch.. Ask your bike store for the parts..
1639741
I don't know. I have 2 bikes and 2 horns. Both work just fine. Go over the instruction again. They have live support, so call them. I did and they helped me get thru the install. Good luck.
1204536
Universal unit comes with a lot of different parts you don't need. Most likely will work.
1451370
The unit can only be attached on its own, proprietary cradle; and that cradle only accepts that proprietary cable with two bare cable ends. All this adds up to the conclusion that if you want this on a bike, you need to have the cradle on that bike, with the power cable attached to a live wire on that bike. So: x bikes = x cradles + x wires.
2018833
Yes - it's a very basic wiring system. If you can access your battery, you can wire this to any bike.
212323
Call Schwinn. Have the model number and stuff ready. You might be able to get them through a bike shop too.
369433
I think you should take your bike to a local bike shop. The bicycle mechanic can answer this question by looking at the way your gears are placed on the bike.This Shimano freewheel should replace a freewheel of the same number of gears. The mechanic will be familiar with this freewheel and can give you a clear answer.
82362
No you need an adapter. They're mad cheap though. I got mind under a dollar at my bike shop.
1816232
the original most likely had some type of marker light and signal light combination, with only two wire you are going to have to choose whether you want them to serve as signal lights or marker lights, i went for marker lights on my xv750 to improve the general visibility of the bike to other vehicles
1855255
You just choose what circuit pluse the common bar. you want to use and use those breakers. Ya gotta follow the instructions but the wires are numbered and it's actually not hard.
270403
The entire package if purchased correctly will provide most if not all of what you need. It comes with an in line fuse link (might have to buy the fuse), also, to extend the wires to where you want them, get some more wire and splice them to the desired length of where you want to place them on your bike. Also, I have the green ones and my friend bought some other lights for 150 and mine are way brighter than his.
1127553
Find the fuse link on the fuse block that turns on with the bike. Or you can use a fuse on a toggle switch from the battery.