adding electrical outlet.....

On what part of the electrical system should I add and outlet to charge phone and GPS? Should I include a fuse-able link? Supplier for electrical parts?
Thanks
Dave

I don't have specific experience with the WRR, but on most bikes the easiest way is to connect directly to the battery.  Yes it does need a fuse, if only to protect the wires in case of a short circuit.  HERE is a typical kit.

Usually to the battery terminals, and usually with a fuse.  Eastern Beaver has some good switched products with a relay, or you can go unswitched for simplicity.

http://easternbeaver.com/Main/Wiring_Kits/Fuseboxes/3_Circuit/3_circuit.html

The owner of Eastern Beaver has a WR250R, and he posted pics of his with his fuse holder and relay for 3 power points in the last couple days:

http://advrider.com/forums/showpost.php?p=24634450&postcount=43445

On my last WR250R I bought a fuse holder at walmart and installed some ring lugs to screw it to the battery terminals.  I had ring lugs on the free end that I could screw down to a 200W inverter.  That gave me 12VDC in a car socket as well as 120VAC for small items.  I had enough wire for this to hang from the helmet lock.  When I had a bag on the back, I could stick it in the bag to charge cell phones, GPS, etc.

Picture:

Eastern Beaver it is!

I took the simple approach here. Radio shack 12v power outlet wired direct to battery with inline fuse, tucked away nicely on the top triple clamp. My thread is HERE. Very easy job.
Eric

I also added a Radio Shack terminal block, powered directly from the battery but switched with a relay pulling off the running lights.

https://wr250rforum.forumotion.com/t8467-winterizing-the-wrx-hand-guards-heated-grips-and-more

If I did it again, I think I would go with the Eastern Beaver kit. It cost a bit more, but is very clean and simple.

I have used Eastern Beaver stuff in the past on my bikes - good stuff.

Also found a company in the US that I have ordered some bike electrical stuff from too:

http://www.cycleterminal.com/index.html

Fused SAE connector wired to battery for me.  Cost about $3, and can connect battery charger, heated gear, cell phone, gps, tire pump, etc.  I have one on every bike.  Keep it simple, especially on an off road bike.