Garage Door Farkle

[sandeejs]

The least techy of all is my solution.

Mine's even less techy.
:sour:
NO GARAGE!

~Sandee~

 

[Mtrprts]

If you have tri-axis handle bars, this worked out to be the perfect spot. Looks almost factory I think.

 

[Bob Denman]

It has already been determined that the PTT button can be re-wired for other chores. :thumbup:
Has anybody taken the time to hook it up to their Garage Door Opener yet?

(Assuming that you're not using it for it's intended purpose...)

 

[JP58]

I soldered the two wire to my opener and to a momentary switch like the Goldwing guy did. I drilled a hole inside the front of my glove box and Velcro the opener to the front part of glove box. I put the switch in the center blank plug where the 4 switches are for ride control heated grips ect. I used mechanics wire to get the wires fed thru the two holes. I have a round plug from a previous cycle but you can drill a hole in the blank rectangle plug to fit momentary switch in. Easy to do and opener button very convenient.

 

[2Paw]

I clipped mine on to the left side front point of my seat (above where the gas cap is) using the visor clip that came with the opener.

 

[Big F]

Hi Everyone.

Has anyone figured out a way to have a garage door opener built in to the :spyder2:?

Thanks.

What is wrong with having a spare remote in the glove box???? I've been doing that for years.
BIG F

 

[Bob Denman]

In my clumsy case pps:: it's because fishing around for a loose item in the glove-box,is often more amusing than it is productive. :banghead: Having it nailed down to one specific location just seems to make everything easier. :thumbup:

 

[papanorm]

I Velcro a garage door fob to the underside of my glove box. It is always there when needed


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[KJWEB]

I had one of these on my Victory Cross Country. They are very easy to install.

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