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Extra Fuse Box for R1100RT
- Thread starter detbmw
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detbmw
Active member
I have them wired to the battery now, but I wanted to route them to a fuse box. I just added a shelf to the bike, and I'm thinking of adding a radar detector, maybe a holder/power unit for my iPad, and maybe a one-cup coffee maker.
Okay, maybe just the radar detector and an unpowered bobble-head jesus.
detbmw
Active member
Thanks!
railbender
New member
On my R1100R I mounted a Blue Sea fuse block on the air box cover using the adapter plate from Cycle Nutz, http://www.cyclenutz.com/Accessory-Fuse-Block-Mount--R1150GS-More_p_77.html The only limitation with this is that the seat will not fit in the low position.
