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If you have a cigarette-style charger socket, you can just pop one of these in it and away you go ... and remove it if you want to use the regular 12v socket without the USB connector instead : Special Listing for Add A USB Charger Adapter Connector Boot to Your Purchase | eBay One connection...

I'd have thought so ... might just need to cut off the battery screw terminal ends and wire into connector. Still in Devon - just gone into the garage and found a very neat little 12v lawnmower battery on the shelf. Started wondering whether to build in one of these as the 12v supply source...

Got the bits for a box-mounted 12V accessory circuit on order which will have a cigarette lighter-style socket accepting various inputs. Just trying to resolve some connector complications...... Evaluating this mobile charging kit which is designed to be hard wired to a motorcycle battery at...

Did you get this assembled yet ? Any reports / pics ? :)

... and would any lighting or 12V accessory circuits be taken off the battery before the CA or Speedict shunt but after the isolator switch to enable them to be turned off / on with a single mains switch ?

Can't really get past that monstrous display for a speedo and battery meter with throttle over-rides atm. Kalkhoff managed about the same complexity of outputs on a neat backlit display of about 2 x 2" max with great readable output and scroll screen buttons you can use easily whilst riding ...

^^ What they said. Do these count as big knobblies or are we talking Big Apple / 2.3-2.4 nobby nics ? SPECIALIZED CAPTAIN ARMADILLO ELITE 2BLISS READY TYRE 26x2.0 - Mc Convey Cycles

Looks like something you hang off your sporran :eek:

So .... let's say you have one like this : http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B005GNT9IA/ref=asc_df_B005GNT9IA11922244?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&tag=hydra0b-21&linkCode=asn&creative=22206&creativeASIN=B005GNT9IA&hvpos=1o3&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=790102651750203284&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt= ... how do you...

:rolleyes: .... and there's me trying to find free and easy ways of avoiding all that pumping or faffing about with CO2 cartridges lol.

Ah ... I have clearly misunderstood something about what the relay does ! I can live without the dimmer to be honest. Was mainly liking the supplier owing to them producing something I can follow on a piece of paper drawing, see how it fitted together and have access to the remote on-off...

Is that just a mains-powered one then ?

Wonder how much Ah/hr it would draw though. I'm thinking of using it at home off the bike when no cars around as donors so you could recharge quickly... and not much to inflate in a bicycle tyre compared to a car tyre.

Just a thought ... could you use something like this plugged into a 12V charging socket on your bike to pump your tyres up : Halfords | Halfords 12v Tyre Inflator 2009 Have an old-style similar thing for car tyres which plugs into cigarette lighter socket. If you had a charging socket...

Scimitar, on that installation option with by-pass, would this be a suitable 4-way relay on a 12V circuit : LMA Relay Standard On/Off 4 Pin 12V 30 Amp | eBay ... and are these the sort of chrome 2-way dip switches you had in mind for a handlebar mount : Chrome 2 Position Dip Switch with Kill...

Can't stop thinking about this :rolleyes:. Drawn out a schematic based on the circuitry diagrams using 4-way relay here to try to get to what I'm really after : 2 12V 1600LM LED Light Suzuki V-Strom Yamaha Super Tenere Triumph Tiger Honda XL | eBay Basics first, have drawn this as I think it's...

Probably OK if you don't go and upload evidence of speeding on an eBike on Strava (seeing as 100% legal eBikes are something rarely seen on British roads) : 41 mph? The Evidence Against the Sunday Times Article | VeloViewer Blog - Your Strava Dashboard

OK. I think for now I'm going to buy this lot as something which is definitely going to work to provide the basic minimum needs and get me on the road, but seems a lot of money and CREE power to only light up 15-20mph stopping distance. It's your speed plus the oncoming car's that needs allowing...

Thanks so much. Step by step, the goals are getting closer :). Got a fixing plan for being able to remove one of the box sides completely as a panel without having to screw in and out of wood now too - going to give it a test when I get back. Borrowing back my saws and an electric drill from...

Then that sounds 'spot on' :). Thank you. Been round in endless circles trying to get here ! Is the adjustment down to varying the input voltage, done via the brightness button on the back of the lights or some other way ? Also can I use one of these converters I have on order and have been...