MICTUNING SAE to USB Cable Adapter Waterproof USB Charger Quick 2.1A Port with Inline Fuse for Motorcycle Cellphone Tablet GPS and More

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PERFECTLY SUITED FOR QUADLOCK INSTALLATION.2.1amp is exactly what Quadlock specs Calls fo.

As the title with the included adapter this connects right up and then you only have to route the cable to where it’s needed to connect your USB device. The included wiring is nice if you don’t have an SAE connection to use so overall a nice unit.

works fine.

This product worked amazing. If you need to charge your cell phone off this charging system it works extremely well.

Really happy with this little unit so far. Installed it on my 2017 Honda Grom, and other than taking off the bike plastics, installation was a breeze. The wiring harness is long enough for my little bike, and I assume it would do the job even on a bigger bike.This little guy charges quickly - yesterday I was able to charge up 16% in a 13 minute ride, and that was with the phone tracking my ride using its GPS.The connection to the USB port feels sturdy - it's a tight fit which is nice. The waterproof cover is a great thing, and slides on and off easily enough. I'm happy with the build quality so far, and time will tell how well the joins hold up.One notable item is that, because the harness is wired directly to the battery this unit draws power 24/7 and regardless of whether anything is plugged in to the USB port. The draw is very small, but it's conceivable that you could drain your battery if you either charge your phone while the engine is not running, or don't ride your bike for an extended time while leaving the harness connected. The workaround is to remove the fuse, which almost surely be housed in your glovebox/very close to the battery.All in all, it's a great, easy, and affordable addition to any bike. Highly recommended.

quality, Functions as intended, came as listed

This product is well-made and comes with an extra fuse and 4 zip ties for mounting, although I only needed to use two of them to mount it on my motorcycle. Some instructions/suggestions for how to run the wire would have been helpful, but I was able to figure out a very good way to do it. My bike is a 2006 Harley-Davidson Dyna Wide Glide, and I was able to run the wire from the battery, under the seat, under the gauge cluster (on top of the fuel tank) to the center of the handle bars where I mounted the USB port. There was more than enough wire length to reach, and the wire is completely unexposed to heat from the bike and the weather elements. I am now ordering a short length USB charging cable to plug my smart phone into it while riding to use as a GPS for navigation. I will be using it within the next 2 weeks on a road trip to see how it performs in keeping the phone battery charged.