Cover for hailong battery mount/bracket?

mohammed

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I recently bought this battery which I am planning to mount to the rear rack, this will be an additonal battery.
I am looking to use the new battery on the weekends so will store at home, that'll mean the mount/brack will be 'naked' on the weekdays when I commute to work.
I was thinking the you can never trust British weather, there could be a downpour anytime so I am worried rain will affect the mount/bracket so looking for some sort of cover that will protect it.
Does anyone have an idea of what I could use?



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Best to buy a high quality Black RTV and work it into all case seams. Get ACF50 of Boeshield T9 to treat all connections and buttons.
 
@tomjasz suggestion above is probably all you need but here are some other ideas:

Like yours, my Dorado battery mount does not contain any electronics so I generally don't worry about rain water. The contacts on my mount are a different style than yours though, so I use a vinyl cap to protect them. It's more for physical protection rather than moisture:

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You may be able to find a vinyl cap to fit your contact block. A good place to look is here:
Samples can be ordered to avoid a quantity purchase.

Another possibility is to order a set of dummy battery contacts to insert when the battery isn't mounted. The 5 pin male or female should fit:
It won't be immersion proof but it will keep out debris and most rainwater.



When transporting the bike, particularly on treated road surfaces, I use one of these rectangular stretch silicone bowl covers:

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The smaller sizes work well for covering other sensitive bike parts as well:

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