ST Gui
240Robert
NOCO kit is pricey. I've done well with cheap Gooloo kit from Amazon at half the price. that have worked well.
But I really like NOCO's 007 one lead to rule them all. The battery clamps on every jump starter I've seen are too big to fit well on many bikes. I haven't to use one on my ST yet but they're fine for my car's battery. And there's the removing of plastic.
The Gooloo jump starters use proprietary (near as I can tell) connectors that look like standard EC5 connectors but aren't. So trying to make up some heavy leads for set and forget use in a no go for me.
Putting the 007 leads on both my car and bike would make using a GB50 or Genius 5 a piece of cake and be very tidy indeed.
I'd probably stow the leads under the seat. That's simple and quick enough compared to removing the side panel.
But I really like NOCO's 007 one lead to rule them all. The battery clamps on every jump starter I've seen are too big to fit well on many bikes. I haven't to use one on my ST yet but they're fine for my car's battery. And there's the removing of plastic.
The Gooloo jump starters use proprietary (near as I can tell) connectors that look like standard EC5 connectors but aren't. So trying to make up some heavy leads for set and forget use in a no go for me.
Putting the 007 leads on both my car and bike would make using a GB50 or Genius 5 a piece of cake and be very tidy indeed.
I'd probably stow the leads under the seat. That's simple and quick enough compared to removing the side panel.