Honda CT125 Postie, USB/ Volt Meter/ GPS wiring

A quick demo of how to wire in the USB/ Volt Meter and GPS correctly with fused power and a simple kit. *NOT a direct battery connection
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[@george1984]

Looks like you don't have auxiliary lights installed. While the LED headlights are nice, I don't think the main lights are enough for trails at night. Not sure if having a USB charger and auxiliary light will overload the alternator

[@rtwpaul]

After nearly 14,000 miles I haven’t really had a need for extra lighting, but I’m not really a night rider…ever.