Lonelec Cables

[TobyJug]

I just want to give a shout out for Lonelec cables.  Over a year ago I bought a cable to connect to a Norge and (later) a V7II but I couldn't get it working.  I tried it with a few different computers and then just gave up with it.  Then a few weeks ago I sent them an email asking if I could test the cables in any away.  They asked if I got the driver installed and it seemed that I had.  Without asking, they sent me a new cable and today I tried it and it all works.

So that's a big thanks to Lonelec - they're obviously a decent company and there aren't too many of those around these days.

[beetle]

That's why I recommend them. They guarantee the cables will work. Definitely worth the few extra bucks and wait.

[Mr Revhead]

The only thing I note about them, the alligator clips are quite small and fragile. Now this will depend on your battery and connections, but after using them a couple of times on my bike they broke. But it's an easy 5 min job to replace them with some larger ones from a local shop. 

[mmcwhitehead]

So, is this "GUZZIDIAG JPDIAG DUCATIDIAG KIT - INTERFACE + ADAPTOR (KL & 3 Pin Set), (http://lonelec.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&path=57_20&product_id=51)" the correct cable for a California 1400?

[guzzisteve]

I believe all Guzzi models use the same plug. They have always had 1 tool for all models.

[pete roper]

Yup.