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| Recent reviews for this item: |   |
| Ian, February 5, 2012 |
| I used this for a 21 day trip last summer removing the GPS
from the bike for meals and motels. After 14 days the cord
started coming apart at the connection behind the GPS. I
was able to crazy glue it for a while but eventually gave up
on it and am now looking for a beefier cable setup. | |
| Bobdog, January 31, 2012 |
| The cord works fine. I only needed it for power from my dual
sport bike battery, so I just taped up the data conductors.
It was just long enough to work after routing the cables
through the wiring pathways. | |
| Arjan, September 1, 2011 |
| Nice cable, good looking quality, only use it for power so I
don't know about the serial connection. Plug is reversed on
my oregon, so it sticks out in the front, would be nicer if
the cable went to the back. | |
| mountainJ, August 31, 2011 |
| Very easy to customize the length and trim wires I didn't
need. My only gripe is the plug is designed for the 500
series so it fits "upside-down" on the Oregon. Not a big
deal but not perfect. | |
