Charge devices on your bike for under $5

Cathy · 05-21-2014, 01:45 AM

Hello everyone,

Here is my how-to on making your bike capable of charging your devices for under $5 a.k.a Phones, GPS, i-Products. ect..
Extra: Feel free to add a in-line fuse if you like to.

Here is what I started off with but as you can see I bought a Y-connector $2.99 and if you already have connectors you are set. I went a little over kill because I thought I would have to solder and use shrink wrap but that was not the case.
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This is my random shopping list, some random stuff I did not have on me so I had to purchase some new supplies for the garage. I would expect the bike lovers here to have some tools.

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Here we go, SNIP!
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Press my connectors.
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All connected!
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It lives !
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Slide it out a little bit so you don't drain your battery.
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Thanks for looking !

05-21-2014, 01:45 AM	#1
Cathy Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Vancouver BC Posts: 157	Charge devices on your bike for under $5 Hello everyone, Here is my how-to on making your bike capable of charging your devices for under $5 a.k.a Phones, GPS, i-Products. ect.. Extra: Feel free to add a in-line fuse if you like to. Here is what I started off with but as you can see I bought a Y-connector $2.99 and if you already have connectors you are set. I went a little over kill because I thought I would have to solder and use shrink wrap but that was not the case. ----- This is my random shopping list, some random stuff I did not have on me so I had to purchase some new supplies for the garage. I would expect the bike lovers here to have some tools. ----- Here we go, SNIP! ----- Press my connectors. ----- All connected! ----- It lives ! ----- ----- Slide it out a little bit so you don't drain your battery. ----- Thanks for looking ! Login or Register to Remove Ads Last edited by Cathy; 05-21-2014 at 02:47 AM.
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