How To Install The Tusk Motorcycle or ATV Seat Heater
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- The Tusk ATV/Motorcycle Seat Heater is the ideal accessory to add to your machine when riding in cold weather conditions. The seat heater panel fits under your seat cover and connects to your battery for easy installation. This heater includes a switch with High and Low heat settings to make it easy to set your comfort level. It would be a great addition to your motorcycle for dual sport and adventure rides, as well as cold weather rides and plowing snow with your ATV. Works on most motorcycle and ATV applications.
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Just installed mine yesterday works like a champ, definitely hot in the high setting which is fine here in the Pacific Northwest
I'm going to do this next week except I'm going to have mine connected to the ignition so I don't have to worry about leaving it on in the winter while I go to work. I don't want to come back to a dead battery.
doing the same thing right now
Same here..straight to baterry is just a bit dangerous 😉
Can the heater sit on a seat gel insert, and can you cover it with 1/4 inch finishing foam to make the install look better?
Good question, that's what I'm looking to find out!
Looks great, but would like to see pad fitted afterwards, does it show on the through on seat base,I suspect it does, or you would have shown it afterwards
Yes it does, he tries not to show it, that's why I tuned in, it's got to be invisible once cover goes back on, otherwise its a half ass job
Do you sell any smaller ones? I'm guessing i can't just cut or two fold it? Want to install one on my old slingshot, but the saddle is way shorter than 40cm. Great video by the way :)
The ATV/Motorcycle seat heater is the smallest one we carry but you are able to fold it if needed for your installation.
Hope that helps!
I did see a guy cut one to fit his but it might have been a different video. I’ll see if I can find the video but I would just fold it like RMAM said above.
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I have a Kawasaki Police 1000. The stator in that thing produces ~20 amps at idle. I think I'll be good.
will this be ok on a 2018 Can-am spyder rt limited?
So if it gets wet is that ok?
Hi nice video, i have 2 quetions about the producct is it compatible with a BMW G 310 GS and second is it worth buying in cold weather for example ( 0 celcium) ?
This Tusk Seat Heater will work with your bike and is a great accessory for riding in cold weather.
The switch has high and low but does it have an “off” setting?
Yes, the middle position is the off setting.
Rocky Mountain ATV MC , where is the resistor in the harness on this setup? I am gonna eliminate the relay as I am gonna wire it into a fz-1 fuzeblock with a relay already in it.
What size drill bit is being used?
Can you addd this to a bike without a battery
No, you would need to have some sort of battery source.
Garrett Alward that'd be sweet if you could though!
I don't see why you couldn't cut the red wire and wire it to a power source while the bike is running, the relay supplies the power not the battery. Having it wired to the battery means its hot at all times so you have to make sure your seat is off or you'll drain your battery down. Not the best design at all
@@rmatvmc why, you can just wire it up to the alternator and the chassis right? 20watts is almost nothing. Maybe add a time delayed relais (10sec) to prevent kicking it till your boot is penetrated by the kickstarter.
Where do I get that busbar?
Tell me more about the relay...and does it need any fuse
The relay is just for the two heat setting and no fuse is required but would never hurt to install one.
Thanks for watching!
@@rmatvmc thank u very much...i founded your video very informative and i will install this on my bike.
I like the idea of going through the seat for a cleaner look, but drilling a hole through the foam to accommodate the electrical connector just doesn't seem to sit well. Would it be better to cut the connector off, push a hot wire through the set cushion for a much smaller hole, fill the hole with silicone; also apply to the wire harness, run the wire through the small cushion hole while the silicone is still wet and then re-pin the connector on the bottom of the seat. This is just to avoided compromising the seat cushion because the seat cushion can be real touchy, sometimes they last sometimes they dry-rot once dry-rot sets in its all down hill from there. "Just sayin' "
*I didn't even know this existed*
*Bikelife75,* you're welcome!
How do you now a heater not make overload on battery 🔋
They run low amps