Battery Tender

[dustyNC]

no need to remove panels. there's a small opening on the right side of the battery box. you might try using a flashlight to locate it. i've since added a 2023 NC and did the same routing to it, so both my 2021 and my 2023 have the same hook up. 18 inches should be fine

I had already found the opening ok, my problem was getting the cable to feed through. thought i'd try it again and managed to get it stuck. did you just push the cable through and i'm just unlucky or a bit mechanically incompetent?

 

[NC750-King]

I had already found the opening ok, my problem was getting the cable to feed through. thought i'd try it again and managed to get it stuck. did you just push the cable through and i'm just unlucky or a bit mechanically incompetent?

The side panels are really easy to remove. See video for removal of panels. I have a 2023 NC750 and removal is the same.

2021 NC750x panel removal video

I thought this was very useful

www.nc700.co.uk

 

[dustyNC]

The side panels are really easy to remove. See video for removal of panels. I have a 2023 NC750 and removal is the same.

2021 NC750x panel removal video

I thought this was very useful

www.nc700.co.uk

Thanks for the link to the video, it was super helpful. I would not have felt confident trying to remove the panels without it.

 

[the Ferret]

I drilled a small hole in the battery access cover on my '21 and ran the battery tender jr. wire thru there. When unplugged, it stays dry in the frunk. I also use it to power my electric jacket liner in cold weather

 

[670cc]

If I have a 12 volt cig-lighter jack, like in the frunk, that is wired straight to the battery, I just back feed the battery charger power through that outlet.

 

[dustyNC]

If I have a 12 volt cig-lighter jack, like in the frunk, that is wired straight to the battery, I just back feed the battery charger power through that outlet.

I think I will go with a similar set-up to keep it in the frunk.