Well, did you read all about installing the XM Radio on
your bike? Well, of course things change and I find that I am
already re-designing the system. My thought is to hide everything in
the tank bag and therefore make it portable on and off of the bike which
lessens the risk of theft or damage by the elements.Here are some
photos that might inspire you...or not!
Lay out your equipment - in this case, my XM Radio, my communications
gear, my Mix-It, a fuse panel and a filter. Outfit the equipment
into some sort of a box that will fit inside of your existing tank bag.
In my case, the bag for the Beemer is pretty good size.
Then, using connectors
Powerlet Connectors
connector, bring power into the bag and power to the fuse panel and then
to the various equipment inside.
You'll also need a fuse panel if you're going to be connecting a lot of
"gadgets" on your bike.
I used the
CENTECH panel found here
and for communications
on the bike, I selected the Starcom1 available at:
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