Quad Lock Wireless Moto Charger - Full Installation and Overview
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- NOTE: Since this video, the design for the usb charger has been updated. You no longer get the SAE to USB adapter in the box. You will need an existing USB outlet on the bike.
Time stamps:
Intro 00:00
In the box 01:25
Fitting the mount 02:12
Wiring the bike 03:17
Wiring the battery 06:19
How it works 09:05
Test ride 11:54
Power Drain:
Plugged in and switched on: 12mAh, battery will drain in 1 month
Unplugged at USB or switched off: 6mAh, battery will drain in 2 months
Unplugged at SAE: No power drain
Description:
In this video I run you through the installation of the Quad Lock Wireless Moto Charger on my 2017 Yamaha XSR700.
I'll take you through what's in the box, the installation of the charging head, the wiring of the bike and battery, an overview of how it works, and finally a test scramble down one of the green lanes local to me!
There are basically 3 ways of wiring the Quad Lock Wireless charging head:
Using a short USB lead into an existing USB port on your bike.
Using the SAE to USB plug provided, plugging that into an existing SAE connector on your bike, and then running a USB lead from that to the charging head.
Using the battery terminal to SAE lead, plugging the SAE to USB adapter into that, and then running the USB lead from that to the charging head - this is the option I will be going for.
Getting the wireless charging head installed is very simple, especially if you have an existing Quad Lock mount installed to the bike. It's just one screw through the middle and it's done!
To wire up the bike (a 2017 XSR700) I end up having to remove the left side panel to feed the wire down the bike.
After reinstalling the panel, I get to wiring up the battery.
One issue with the lead they provide is the plugs are quite thick. They are also quite short, and a combination of this makes it a little hard to fit them around the terminals. the plugs end up bending up a little, but they don't clash with the plastic above, so I left them like that.
Finally it's time to take a look how it works. The most important thing here is the power consumption, I'll list that here:
Plugged in and switched on: 12mAh, battery will drain in 1 month
Unplugged at USB or switched off: 6mAh, battery will drain in 2 months
Unplugged at SAE: No power drain
I hope you enjoyed the video and found it useful!
Thanks for watching,
BallaMOTO - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Great video mate. I like that you put the timings of each stage at the start of the video.
Really useful video, thank you! The current consumption info is much appreciated too, very thorough. I like the tool roll as well, Yamm should sell them as an accessory! Nice bike and setup 👍🏼
And that's the video I was looking for! Perfect! Thanks for the upload
Love watching people learn on an install, I’ve done a lot of work to my own bike and appreciate that honesty in the reviews and guides.
Cheers dude, wife bought me one for Christmas. 👍🏻
Loved the video, just what I need.
Thanks! 👍
Ordered, I love all the quad lock products. Nice video and bike!
Thanks! Unfortunately it no longer comes with the battery connector, only a USB interface.
Thanks, that’s the route I was going with anyway.
@@rx72nr nice one! 🤙
Hi, twice in one day. Like the simple helmet lock, like you said the yammy idea is a pain in the arse. 👍
hiiii! fellow XSR900 here! with the insta one r..this video made me so happy!
Really appreciate the video…
Such a clean setup, great job! I love the mods you did to your bike; where did you get the seat? is it the original reupholstered or aftermarket unit?
Thanks a lot! Yeah, it was a custom job from a small time guy local to me. His name is Glenn Moger 👍
What a great location to do a product review. Great quality imagery, what camera did you use?
Thanks a lot! Thought I'd make it a bit more scenic 😁 I used the Canon 6D Mark II, with a 50mm f1.8 lens I think
@@ballamoto thanks, I thought it looked different to the usual action camera shots. The 1.8 would account for the sharpness and shallow depth of field. Great review. 👍
Thanks a lot, really appreciate it!
Hopefully doing an overview of all my mods when the weather picks up!
Good video, the locking head your removed from the lock arm to the charger, mine doesnt fit, you mention an missing O-Ring and a video to disassemble the charger do you have a link for this..thanks
Two questions: are those leather wraps on your grips or leather grips? Very cool looking. Second question, who makes your drop down mirrors?
They're leather wraps from TripmachineCo. Great for dampening the vibrations, and giving a slightly thicker grip. But they're a bit more slippery depending on your gloves.
Those mirrors are just from Amazon actually. Just search "bar end mirror" and you should find them. There's a link on my website ballamoto.weebly dot com 👍
Great video mate, really helped. What bar end mirrors are those?
They're just cheapy ones off amazon! If you check out my mods and accessories video, there's links to all of them in the description ✌️
ciao, dove hai acquistato i cover superiori neri per la forcella? (quelli dall altezza manubrio a scendere)
Never wire accessories to the battery directly! Cut in to the plate light wire and use it as a auxiliary power source!
Can you explain why?
What’s the reason why you wouldn’t.?
@@REBUTTELER It kills the power when you remove the key, I guess. Stops driving issues.
Thanks yeah. Never wiring to the battery directly is a strong term. It's not the end of the world if you do but yes you will need to make sure you switch off the power of the device after using it to ensure the battery doesn't completely drain
Dude I was looking for this comment for so long. Wasn’t sure which wires to tap into. 🙏
Hey great vid, quite like this style of colour and customisation for XSR700. What gear are you wearing here, specifically the jacket and boots?
Hey, thanks a lot! I'm wearing the Merlin Barton jacket and some Forma ADV Tourer boots 👍
You can wire it in using a relay with the trigger wire going to something hot when ignition is on.
That way you can leave the mount permanently ON and don't ever have to touch the power button again.
So will it draw power even like when you store it with the relay?
It won't
How do I do this exactly. Any tutorial available on CZcams or online?
Nice motorcycle
Thanks!
Great vid on the Quad Lock mate. A side question, what bar end mirrors are you running at the moment?
Thanks a lot 👍 I just have some cheap ones from amazon actually. The first thing to get damaged if you have a spill or drop the bike off road, so I don't spend much. Here's a link:
www.amazon.co.uk/Motorcycle-Mirror-Round-Handlebar-Mirrors/dp/B08B17CB92/ref=mp_s_a_1_14/?_encoding=UTF8&dchild=1&keywords=Bar end mirror&qid=1595160534&sr=8-14&ref_=navm_em_hd_re_signin&
BallaMOTO Thanks for that, bike looks great!
@@lanceoliver4989 no problem, thanks a lot!
Hey Mate, Great video and awesome bike but I really liked your clothes as well, could I please know What jacket and pair of jeans you have on this video, really nice looking both, much appreciate it
great video thanks, when mounting phone one handed are you also pushing down on the collar at the sides or are you just pushing down with phone?
You can do either, it does the same thing really.
Correction: you need to push on the collar - it was a while since I'd used it!
Can you do a video on the parts Youve modded and where you got them from please pal????
5 months too late, but I finally made that video! 😂
The leather side bag is amazing, how can I buy it?
That's actually the official yamaha tool roll. You may be able to get one on ebay, or from the official yamaha store
Will the wireless charger work with the generic quad lock phone case or do you need a special wireless charging compatible case ?
If your phone has wireless charging, it will work with the standard quadlock case
Hi can I use this wireless charger with my Ebike Quad Lock Out Front Mount the usb port on the Ebike supports usb 2.1 Amps?
Will the vibration dampener work with the wireless charging head?
Yep, absolutely 👍
Dude - what wax jacket are you wearing?
Wow the amount of haters in the comments section. Getting owned haha. The guy is just trying to show you how to install the quad lock.
How the heck did you record the ride? Lol
Great video we’ll explained and detailed 👍 just wanted to ask if I connect this to my Honda pcx will it still drain my battery after 2 months?
I ride it everyday, I do about 200to 500 miles a month.
Thanks a lot! If you ride often, it won't drain it at all!
Is USB-C connection water resistant as well? Can you ride it in heavy rain without worrying of shortcutting the battery?
It depends how you hook it up. If the SAE to USB connection is in a watertight space, like under the seat, it'll be fine. The USB connection to the charging head is waterproof. (well it is now they've improved it!)
@@ballamoto Great, thanks a lot! Ride safe.
I can’t find it online, where you find it mate?
Unfortunately it's actually been taken off sale for now. They're redesigning a few bits based on the initial feedback from reviewers. Hopefully it'll be on sale again soon!
BallaMOTO thank you for your answer mate! Cheers from Chile
Will it work with the quad lock 1” ball adapter ?
I believe so. It just replaces the faceplate and blue lever.
Thanks !
HI Matt, thanks for the tutorial very useful. I've just bought (in France) the weatherproof item and I didn't receive the batterie cable connector. Only two types of USB cable. Is it normal ? is there a way to order separately such cable battery connector (haven't find it yet)
thanks
Hi, yes I believe they stopped supplying the battery connection (I'll update the description!), but the one I use now is the Optimate one. I Highly recommend it, as it monitors your battery and can switch off the device if you leave it on by accident 👍
@@ballamoto Thanks Matt for your swift answer . What do you mean by Optimate one ?
@@ludovicbourg9361 there is a brand called Optimate, its the O-100. Here's a link: OptiMate O-100 SAE USB Charger 2400mA www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01K86F6JK/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_g_X7E08DTJTPA8DR3W0FVH
@@ludovicbourg9361 oh and you will also need a battery to SAE adapter if Quad lock did not supply one.
What jacket is that mate?
Thats the Merlin Barton wax jacket 👍
1:36 bruise on the gas tank, ouch :-(
Character 🤘 I've grown to love that scratch! 😂
could this be charged at home via a usb then put on a road bike without any wiring up?
So wireless isn't wireless. By the time you've run the cable to the charger.....you might aswell plug it straight into your phone and save 60 quid.
Where did you expect the power to come from. Thin air?
@@ballamoto do you use a wireless mouse???? Powered by a tiny usb and no wires...........smart arse......who highlights his own comments 👏👏👏
@@cutsordesigns hahaha!! 😂 You ever used a wireless charger? 😂 And I didn't, it highlights my latest reply so you can see it! 😂 Yours is currently "highlighted"... 🤦♂️
@@cutsordesigns P.S. You know a wireless mouse uses batteries right?
And you understand that for a wireless charger to be truly "wireless", it'd need a battery the size of your phone battery, and require itself to be recharged after every time it charges your phone?
Any joking aside; until you've tried this set up, you won't understand how much more convenient it is to just jump on the bike, snap the phone on and have it charge. It's very different to fiddling with a cable on every ride.
But each to their own, we all see different value in different things ✌️
Why do you plug your phone charger from your bike battery directly into your phone if the quad lock mount is supposed to be a wireless charger?🤔 i thought the wire from the battery would go to the quadlock phone holder and then charge off the phone holder mount but you have a wire going into you phone?
I think you have more money than sense. Went from a discrete quadlock to a bulky one for a extra £70. could have just ran a usb cable upto the mount and bought a cheap waterproof cap for the cable. stick a little strong magnet under the mount and a small washer on the usb lead and leave it under there untill needed. The fact newer versions dont come with the usb adapter is insulting for the price
Ok, that's a fair reasoning for yourself. I wouldn't go as far as to say whether it's not a good choice for someone else. I was just sharing some installation tips and info for the many people who did decide to buy it. And I actually don't see this as very bulky really, being black as well it really doesn't look bad. But you do you man 😁👍
Apart from the fact you cant safely charge your phone is bad weather.
Having a lead plugged into the bottom of your phone is not a good idea