Why you absolutely NEED jump leads for a motorbike

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  • Опубліковано 25 вер 2023
  • This jump starter kit is designed to make starting your bike easy when it is fully loaded and means you don't have to remove seats, panniers etc to access your battery. Part 1 of the kit connects to your battery with the Anderson look plug fitted somewhere you can access it quickly should you need it. Part 2 is the 1 meter long extension lead to take power from another bike. Part 3 is a set of alligator clamps should your ride buddy not have the kit fitted or you need to access power from a car of 4WD. If you ride in a pack and your mates have the kit fitted you can leave the alligator clamps home for the day and only take them if you are out on your own.
    If you have more than one bike you can buy part 1 separately and just interchange parts 2 and 3 between bikes.
    The Anderson look plug can also be used for keeping your battery on charge in the shed as well as other accessories such as a compressor etc. Just swap the leads over to an Anderson look plug on anything else you need power for.
    Flush mount kits are available separately and just tidy it up a little more and provide even better access to power.
    Jump start kits are $65.00 and $12.50 postage or free pick up in Hillarys (Perth Western Australia).
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  • @MRTPR
    @MRTPR 8 місяців тому +1

    What a great piece of kit Mate 😀

    • @TheRiderGuider
      @TheRiderGuider  8 місяців тому

      Awesome aren't they? Free postage this week too apparently.

  • @cammedmotorsports7629
    @cammedmotorsports7629 8 місяців тому +1

    These are also used for highly modified high compression built engines that are hard to start because they consume a lot of juice to crank on drag racing bikes.

    • @TheRiderGuider
      @TheRiderGuider  8 місяців тому +1

      Yeh I’ve seen them use friction rollers too. Need some umph for them motors!

  • @dirtrider6560
    @dirtrider6560 9 місяців тому +2

    reckon a jump starter is a better option cheap compact and pack a punch and is much better for solo.

  • @cloudmaker
    @cloudmaker 8 місяців тому +1

    Ah ha yes I do carry an old ancient pair of jump leads, probably need replacing by now. Luckily never had to use them but just can't leave them at home because I know as soon as I do I'll need them. These look like an absolutely belting bit of kit and you've made a neat job of mounting it on that bike of yours. Great review Neil. Hope you are both fit and well.

    • @TheRiderGuider
      @TheRiderGuider  8 місяців тому +1

      Cheers G. We're doing well. BUSY in life.

    • @cloudmaker
      @cloudmaker 8 місяців тому

      @@TheRiderGuider Good to hear Neil. 👍

  • @hachewie
    @hachewie 9 місяців тому +2

    I used to carry a little jump start battery. It’s dead now though.

    • @TheRiderGuider
      @TheRiderGuider  9 місяців тому

      A portable booster pack? I've seen them. Pretty powerful things for their size!

  • @taswr
    @taswr 9 місяців тому +1

    No current overload protection thou..

    • @TheRiderGuider
      @TheRiderGuider  9 місяців тому

      Wouldn't you risk it rather than be stuck somewhere without any reasonably quick chance of rescue? I've used jumper cables from vehicle to vehicle many times and have never had any issues caused.

    • @Coffeeandcream365
      @Coffeeandcream365 9 місяців тому

      00:58 ... it's a fair point, choice to stay put or a very low risk of what? If you're not connected for long (and it's unlikely you would be) there is no issue with jump leads. These are a great idea.