High-Speed Motorcycle USB Charger Kit - MOTOPOWER MP0609A: SAE to USB Adapter for Charging Phone & GPS On-The-Go Review

Seems others have had luck with this but my fuse blew almost immediately so I installed a new fuse and it blew two days later. It was correct and connected directly to the battery, so I happened to assume it was two blown fuses. However, shortly after the rear window was closed, the fuses in the block were constantly blown. Bought another device and everything is fine. Maybe I have a lemon?

Great little USB cable. My bike is very basic, it's only legal for one mile an hour. This allowed me to plug a USB charger into my phone (or other device) while driving which actually made my trip safer knowing how to get to my destination without having to read every street sign etc. This one seems im To be very durable compared to others I have seen and is waterproof. I'd recommend getting an updated version of this with a plug cap, but that doesn't matter if you plan on leaving something…

Bought to charge my devices while cycling. The description says "waterproof lid" and yes, as far as I can tell, the lid is waterproof. However, due to the careless fit of the cap on the USB connector body, the device as a whole is NOT waterproof. I really like the design because the USB connector fits a bit into the case so it will be very difficult to get the connection wet if you install the device according to the instructions, but if you put the cover on you'll soon have one Store of water…

Installation took less than 10 minutes including adding the switch. Provides nutrition properly. I'm not sure about the weather resistance as I only ride dry. I decided to wire it directly to the battery and put an illuminated switch on the steering wheel so I know when it's on. I highly recommend doing this or plugging it into a switched power source like your running lights. This will eventually destroy your battery even if nothing is connected. I chose the switch because I wanted it to have…

I bought this USB power cable to charge my phone while riding my motorcycle. Installation was fairly easy and the cable from the battery to the steering wheel was just the right length. This device mounts on the steering wheel next to the phone holder. It's a standard USB which allows me to use whatever cable I have to connect to my phone. I use a short 6 inch cable so there isn't much clutter on the handlebars. Not sure what the USB power rating is, but it charges my phone as fast as any other

Great quality, easy to install, wires are nice and thick with sheathing that appears solid. The only thing I don't really like are the crimp connectors that connect to the battery. They are super soft and thin. They are useless. If you plan to connect it directly to the battery I would change the connections. If you plug it in directly, make sure you disable it. The battery is empty after a few days without driving. Which brings me to my other issue: the connector used to unplug the connector…

I'll get to the point, depending on where you put this unit you will have corrosion problems if you ride in rain or wet weather. If you stick it under the hood you have a better chance of it lasting longer than I do. I just forgot to put the cover on for 1 day and it rained for 20 minutes but the water stayed in the socket and corroded the contacts. The lid does a good job but still isn't good enough as it corroded before it was exposed to the rain probably due to humidity and wet driving (dual

I ordered Honda CRF230L for my Dual Sport. I take long trips on and off road and needed a way to charge my phone and GPS. It was easy to install and worked well for a month. My only gripe with the setup is that there is no on/off switch and this unit draws a small amount of current when not in use, which drains the battery over an extended period of time. After a month of using it multiple times a week, the charging port only occasionally charged my phone and then failed completely. I checked…