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How often will you need to unplug/re plug? If it’s occasional bit you need the option,I’ve had good success so far (1 year and counting) with spade connectors wrapped in heat-shrink to keep it all together.
Otherwise, banana plugs?
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Might be worth looking at Tamiya Connectors (yes, as in the RC cars) but I've no idea how they fare up against 2000km of mud and wet.
I recommend the dyno snap though agree they're pricey. Though they have lasted me many years.
This may be one of those 'cheap / durable / simple solution, you can only choose two' scenarios.
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I am using JST connectors without any issues.
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I spent ages crimping little JST connectors onto my various dynamo equipped bikes to make swapping stuff round easy (after asking much the same question some pages back) https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/159454/?offset=4575
TBH I don't think it's been worth the effort based on how many times I've pulled them off/attempted to connect them upside down and pushed them off, etc.
I've come round to thinking that chopping wires and twisting them back together with a bit of electrical tape is probably a better option than anything else.
(at least until cheap Dyna Snap copies pop up on Aliexpress or the like).
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Anyone have a recommendation for a quick release cable coupling? Need put a break in the taillight cable(s) on 2x bikes.
edit: something a bit more weatherproof and robust than the usual bullet/spade connectors?
I like the idea of Dyna Snap, but I don't like the price.