Battery Tender Connector
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Good to know. I bought a battery tender and added the cables myself, not realizing there was one hidden behind the side cover. Discovered that one in the pic when I was running power for an amp and flipping through the manual to figure out what it was. Since it was slightly different sized I was afraid to use it still!
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Good to know. I bought a battery tender and added the cables myself, not realizing there was one hidden behind the side cover. Discovered that one in the pic when I was running power for an amp and flipping through the manual to figure out what it was. Since it was slightly different sized I was afraid to use it still!
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dcfatboy (09-20-2019)
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Hey Cryptoboy here's a suggestion, go to the NOCO website and purchase the GBC 009 battery harness with an SAE adapter for your tender. Also pick up a HOG Booster Portable Battery Pack, p/n 66000130. The pack is actually a NOCO booster pack, 1000 amps starting. Also has a recharging cord and jumper cables with clamps that actually fit on a motorcycle. You can plug the pack into the harness to jump start your bike or a buddy can use your pack to jump start his/hers. The best of both worlds.
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