Any recommendations on a Trickle charge set up for a Canyon?

[Rubicon guy]

I’ve looked at the manual several times, trying to figure out a convenient way to set up trickle charge for my Can-Am Spyder Red Rock Canyon during the winter months. I had my previous Spyder set up through the front trunk. Yes, I can remove the seat and have access to the battery that way, but does anyone have any ideas for leaving cable in and using an access point between the seats. Any recommendations.

This weekend temperatures will be in the 50’s, with all the snow melted and no salting of roads locally, yet. Hoping to get one more ride in with 4,500 plus miles already done this season here in Wisconsin. My Red Rock Canyon is a delight to ride on all roads. Next ride, end of February or March. Great to read of your adventures and upgrades.

 

[Br549rick]

A battery tender/maintainer and an SEA pigtail for the battery. Maintainers come with varying lengths of SAE cables. Good luck!

 

[Mrmikey]

I don't have a Canyon but on mine I just added a cable (fused) with the SAE end on it and had it coming out on the left side wire tied to the frame. Don't even notice it when not using it.

 

[greer]

@Rubicon guy,
The dealership installed a battery tender lead on my bike, the plug is dropped through the hole in the plastic just below the battery on the positive side.

Sarah