Kawasaki VN1700 Voyager inexpensive accessory cable stay

I don't use my Apple Play GPS that much on my Voyager so I needed something to hold the power cable in place that not only looked good, but was easy to add and remove the cable from quickly when not in use.
I hope this video gives you ideas on what to do instead of zip ties or wire ties.
Please Note: These videos are not a "how to" (I am not a certified mechanic) rather, what I have done to my vehicles and are posted for entertainment only, I assume no responsibility for those who work on their vehicles after viewing my videos. Always refer to your Owner's Manual for proper procedures and torque values, fluids, and fluid weights. Thanks for watching.

[@yourfathersmoustache6866]

Great idea. I really like the details, big and small, you have taken to finish off the bike. Really completes the look and functionality. Great tips that I see being added to my ride. Thanks !

[@tanktankerson1042]

Thank you, always glad to hear great comments like yours.

[@patrickguseman5219]

Hope you get well soon. I am in the process of getting a Voyager this month and will have to try this, thanks 🤠

[@tanktankerson1042]

Thanks Patrick, I appreciate that. One more surgery and I can start finishing healing. I am hoping to be back on the bike in a few months.

[@thespadestable]

The infamous "Cables Runneth Wildeth All the Place" under the tank of the Kawasaki Voyager and Vaquero.

[@tanktankerson1042]

Nothing added under the tank, especially since Kawasaki gives you 4 fused accessory power supplies to tap in to. I used one of them to power a USB and USBc panel I installed in the trunk. They thought about everything 🙂

[@DanielBartholomew]

That's a nifty solution. I think I even have some of those clips from a previous cabling project. I don't have the rubber grommets though, might have to source those.

[@tanktankerson1042]

I am glad it helped and it really looks good too. Thanks for the comment 🙂