seit 3 Monaten eine 2017er 701 Enduro. Folgendes habe ich umgebaut
- Sitzbankverschluß unter dem Tankdeckel
- Reifendruckanzeige Steelmate DIY TP-90 TPMS €58 aus China
- Wegfahrsperre mit Transponder am Schlusselbund
- Heated grips (CLS) with control at handle bar
- automatic Chainoiler (CLS) with control at handle bar
- Jumpstarter Loadchamp LC8-ES fixed under the saddle (hardly bigger than a smartphone) and fixed thick wires with EC5 connector to battery
- Waterproof combined cigarett-lighter/USB charging socket (e.g. connect back heating insert for jacket)
- Fixed micro USB Charging cable (under the seat if not needed) e.g. to charge the Cellphone in pocket of my jacket (=music player
- Board voltage display below the ignition keylock
- switch in cockpit for activating the previous three items either:
- a) only with ignition or
- b) not at all or
- c) without ignition to be able to check idle voltage of battery to find out, if it needs to be recharged in winter
- Active holder for Phablet Sony Z1 Ultra (6,4") as navigation device, for rain forecasts and traffic information
- small BT remote shutter with volume keys (under head lamp mask) with waterproof external switch at my left thumb emulating volume keys to zoom in and out the maps shown with Locus Map running on the Phablet
- Power supply and holder for additional commercial navigation device (Becker Mamba with resistive touch usable in rain, too)
- 2 x 1W LED Position light under left and right handguard (replacing normal 5W light bulb in head light)
- 2 x 4W LED Daylight on left and right side of front fender
- switch in cockpit for daylight/normal light (to increase visibility and gain el. power for other devices during the day)
- small radio remote control for garage door under Lamp mask and
- switch in cockpit for it
- Adapter from diagnosis connector (found under relais bar under the seat) with CAN bus to connect ELM327 Bluetooth OBDII Adapter to connect to Smartpohne to see RPM, Temperatures, Votages, etc
- currently even another active X-Grip holder for an old Z1 compact for the later to learn to map sound of motor to its RPM
Thomas