Why Choose the RIDERR NanoVolt Charger?

Top up your bike's battery on the fly with the RIDERR NanoVolt Charger, a compact lifesaver for UK riders caught out by a flat. Plug in your phone charger or power bank via USB-C, and this clever one-way device feeds the juice straight to your motorcycle battery, with a smart chip that stops overcharging or damage. Lightweight and travel-ready, it's perfect for emergency boosts, keeping you from being stranded and letting you get back to the road without a tow.

HereÂ’s what makes this charger a top pick:

• One-way charging from your USB-C power source to the bike battery, no reverse flow.
• Built-in intelligent chip to regulate voltage and protect against overcharge or harm.
• Single USB-C connection for easy plug-in from phones, banks, or wall adapters.
• Input 5-20V at 2A, output 3-14.4V to suit most motorcycle batteries.
• Status indicator light to show when it's charging and safe to go.
• Sleek, lightweight design that's easy to pack for tours or daily rides.

This charger is a no-fuss fix for low batteries, giving you peace of mind wherever you park.

Perfect for Emergency Top-Ups

Whether you're on a long tour or just nipping to the shops, the RIDERR NanoVolt keeps your bike starting strong. It's ideal for:

• Quick boosts after leaving lights on in spots like the Peak District or seaside towns.

• Weekend getaways on routes like the A1, using your power bank for a revive.

• Any rider wanting a portable charger that works with everyday USB-C gear.

Connect it, watch the light, and you're off—your battery's sorted in minutes.

Why Shop with RaceLeathers?

From our base in Darwen, UK, RaceLeathers is your go-to for rider gear, from this charger to brands like Shoei and Alpinestars. We offer:

• Price match promise—weÂ’ll beat competitors on this charger.
• Fitting help at our showroom—pop in for tips on connecting it right.
• Easy returns process for stress-free shopping.

Ready to stay charged? Grab the RIDERR NanoVolt Charger today or give us a shout for friendly advice. Gear up and ride on.