Pics of GPS mounted and tank bag system

[xrunjoe]

GPS mounted  - using a RAM - B- 231 bolt fixed to the flat plate which can be found on the bars when the plastic bar shrouds are removed. Required a small aperture to be made in shrouds. Not too bad - more practice would have resulted in a finer aperture perhaps.

Need a longer RAM adjustable ,mounting fixing now as current one is only 1'5" and 3" would be better.
This would allow GPS to sit nicely above the tank bag when fitted.

GPS wired direct to battery - done at same time as fitting auxilliary power supply (under seat) for charging mobile etc while riding.

[otovon]

Great job !

I'm about to do the same by fixing my initial RamMount system.

Below the way I follow :

The screws had the good idea to be well away...

The original set of handlebars RamMount system

Which corresponds with the holes of the motorcycle ... but I will have to chamfer the ends..

Like this...

...

Drill half round 12 mm diameter in the front cover of the handlebars ...

Replacing the original bolt by 20 mm. 6 X 20 mm diameter

Support in place ..

Drill half round 12 mm diameter in the back cover of the handlebars ...

Here it is..

[Samurai]

Excellent work.Is there something than can be fitted without plastics removal?

[sycomore]

Hello Otovon,

Wich arm's type did you use ?
There are several arms : RAM-B-201U-A or B-201U or -B-201U-C

Thanks in advance

[sycomore]

Originally Posted by Samurai

Excellent work.Is there something than can be fitted without plastics removal?

Sw Motech, i think
http://shop.sw-motech.com/cosmoshop/artikelpdf/gps_01_646_10400_b.pdf

[sycomore]

Thank you Otovon for the tutorial.
I do the same thing for my Zümo 660.

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[jcpgyeri]

thanks for these images, they are very descriptive!