is there any sort of quick release on the wires if I was to fall off my motorcycle?
1776191
Not a quick release per se, but each section plugs into another section. These plugs are not robust, you must be gentle with them because it is easy to bend the pins. If you take a spill the plugs will pull loose.
1776192
There is a plug that will release if pulled with a moderate force. I have gotten off my bike, forgot to unplug the cord, went to walk away and the plug came apart. However, I have adjusted and lubricated the plug for easy separation just for such an event.
1776193
Hello Martin,The headset and mike are connected through a male & female plugging system. So if you fall of the bike, the wires would SNAP apart.Drive Safe Bro.
1776194
No, there isn't any quick release mechanism. Even so, it wouldn't take much "forced pressure" to unplug the wires.
1213452
You'll need to put a little bungee cord around it because there is a danger that the velcro tabs won't keep it closed and your stuff will bounce out. Otherwise, works good. I have two on my recumbent trike.
1898189
Possibly, but I have never seen or heard of any. The bottle neck has to have dimples in it to hold the wire in place.
762288
I just clipped my light to one of the rear brake wires at the back of my seat & it has stayed on & not fallen off. Best of luck w/yours. The light is small but is quite visible b/c of the light output...it is very bright.
1463616
Yes, but if I remember correctly you'll need a short jumper wire. No biggie.
530701
Very easy. Just find a hot wire thats hot with the key on and goes off with the key off. You don't want the grips to stay on when the key is off...draining your battery!!!!
1859418
Assuming that the cable you're referring to is your brake cable, there is no problem setting the bike down on that. It's more than strong enough to take that pressure. The bike stays in one place, so it's not like there is friction running back and fourth along the cable which would possibly fray the wire. One of my bikes has the same thing and has never had a problem.
462107
No I did a similar thing with them using a battery and winch... You should be fine just be sure to silicone the back of the terminal once the wires are connected
1429161
The wire part detached from the bottom pretty easily, you just undo the clips on either side and pop it off.
438014
Yes, there should not be a problem, when you buy the cable that is what you really have to look out for, make sure you buy Road bike break cable, the head is different for MTB and road. Make sure the bike is step up to brake not to lock up the wheels. Modulation not skidding is what you want in your breaks... Best of Luck, they have a neat feature on the front side, a small pin slides in and out to bring the lever a bit closer to the handlebar. Have fun and keep riding
1990853
Your handlebars need to have a hole in them, usually most handlebars already have a hole in the middle by the bar clamps as a stress relief. The wires should come from both heated ends and exit out of this middle hole. It may take some wire fishing to get them out, but warm hands are worth it.
1369745
Yes, it is fairly easy to get your bike off the trainer and go out, maybe a 3-5 minute affair. The rear hub gets squeezed in place and held on the trainer so once that's loosened the bike can drop down. From there, remove the clamp for the adjustable tensioner from your handle bars (or where ever you chose to attach it) and you're good to go!
650715
No, I secured my brake wires using plastic tie wraps out of the way. It's better than what the bike shop or manufacturer did.
1059874
Yes, just relocate the tension springs away from any ports you need to get to. I also removed the top bracket and replaced it with a tension spring. As a safety precaution I used a wire tie to secure the MU350R.
2174017
I specifically use them on motorcycles. I wrap them around the handlebar and then hook my tie downs into the soft straps. It prevents damage to the handlebars and makes for quick and easy connect and disconnect. Hope this helps.
1672344
They might fall off with the motorcycle vibration. Im using wax earplugs now and they are excellent for sleeping and they can be mold to adjust each individual ear passage. Try those.
2038498
If you have a thin lock cable you can slip it through the pivot or the handle bars (you can remove them)