[stefanp]

Hi @Kawabunga thank you!
I also thought it would be located somewhere under the seat, but I can't find anywhere the relay could be placed. At first I thought it was supposed to be put on that socket in the picture below, but subsequently realized they were for diagnostics. So I decided to ask though if anyone has run into this problem already.

 

[stefanp]

Hi @cashbrook28
Thanks for the help and the detailed explanation. I have already connected my phone mount to the connector that is behind the headlight, connecting it like you did I just put the pins in. I just couldn't find where the connector for the relay was as my next step was to look for it somewhere under the tank. This is the mount I connected not perfect but it works.
Q-MOUNT PRO

In the picture you can see the connector, it might be useful to someone who decides to use it.

 

[stefanp]

You can do it without a relay. Don’t buy the one from Kawasaki. Just buy a small one off EBay that mounts to the handlebar bolts. It’s very easy to do.

Yes I was also thinking of directly connecting the phone stand without a relay but then I might drain the bike battery if I forget to stop the stand as it consumes current albeit a little. So I preferred to do it with the relay.

 

[stefanp]

The relay goes in front of the battery under the gas tank.
You don't have to fully remove the tank, just remove the mounting bolts and lift/slide it up and forward about 6 inches / 15cm. I had my wife help me by holding it and we put a couple pieces of wood between the tank and frame to hold it up enough to get the relay in.
I'll see if I can find photos.

Edit: I was an idiot and didn't take any photos during install.
It was very easy to install once I got the tank up. I used the Kawasaki factory relay and USB plug. I left the plug under the cowl above the headlight and wired in a USB cable direct to my wireless charging Quadlock though. (inconsequential to the relay question)

Thanks for the additional clarification. I also thought that it would be necessary to remove the tank, but if it is possible to install the relay by just lifting it, that is very good. I don't know when I will do it, but I will take pictures, they might be useful to someone anyway.