Adhesive din plug holders

[cabbage]

I've seen these used to hold the din plugs from Autocom systems. They seem to adhere to bike bodywork or helmet sides and provide a place to clip your plugs when not in use instead of them hanging loose.

 

What are they called and where can I buy them?

 

Cheers

 

Cabbage

[EffBee]

Autocom part number FA-02

[gfountain]

Check West Marine boat hardware online. They don't have the adhesive but you can apply some double sided tape. They are used on boats to clip miscellaneous items. I went a different route on my RT. I picked up some large O-rings at the hardware store and pinched them underneath the rails on my gas tank so that only a small loop stuck out. They hold the din plugs nicely and look real clean. I also found some small plastic caps like the larger ones used on chair legs that fit the din connectors perfectly. Makes for a nice finish and keeps dirt and water out of the connectors when not in use.

[John Bentall]

They are called P-clips and come in packs of 2 priced at £2. Autocom part #1550, previously known as part #159. They adhere extremely well.

Find your nearest dealer from www.autocom.co.uk

[bakerzdosen]

Not that it'd be hard to find, but this is what Fernando is talking about. (So you can see the picture.)