Rallye navigation bracket photo thread

[rmhrc628]

Originally Posted by tehdutchie

On the rubber side of things.. What do you call these in English?



I cannot find the right one here locally (holland) so want to google them abroad.




Looking for this size;

D=12mm
H2=2mm but not too critical
FH=22mm
OD=29mm
H=15mm

Anyone got an English name and ŵebshop where i might find these? I need a few for some fairings im having made for my RXV.

http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-cr500r-19...r_18334ml3680/ maybe?

[Pete640]

The fairing will be made once the tower is in place but it will be very close to the 690 rallye part!

[640 Armageddon]

Originally Posted by Pete640

The fairing will be made once the tower is in place but it will be very close to the 690 rallye part!

Niiiiiiiice

[wrk2surf]

Originally Posted by Carlos M

On my 640 I have a short choke cable I bought from Sommer KTM. The knob (it's a knob you pull out and twist to hold in the on position) attaches to the frame, close to the kick start. It's very convenient to use and you get rid of another control at the handlebars. I'm on the road right now but can send you a pic next week.

If you are using the Mikuni BST a 03 Ktm 625 sxc uses such a thing..
numbers 93-94-95

Part Number:	0912060303
Description:	AH SCREW DIN0912-M 6X30

Part Number:	58302095251
Description:	SLEEVE FOR CHOKE CABLE

Part Number:	58302095400
Description:	CKOKE CABLE BST 40 L=242MM '00

[Carlos M]

Originally Posted by wrk2surf

If you are using the Mikuni BST a 03 Ktm 625 sxc uses such a thing..
numbers 93-94-95

That's exactly what I have on the 640.

[schattat]

@Antal: English word is grommet, in German: Gummidurchführungstülle
Can get them here at Conrad. I have various types to mount tripmasters on to 3mm plates with here, let me know if you need any!

[tehdutchie]

Originally Posted by schattat

@Antal: English word is grommet, in German: Gummidurchführungstülle
Can get them here at Conrad. I have various types to mount tripmasters on to 3mm plates with here, let me know if you need any!

Thanks for all the responses! Will check!

[juancartm]

Hi to all:
My name is Juan Carlos, from Spain. In 60 days I will be racing the IRC2013.
http://www.intercontinentalrally.com/
I want to share with you my little esperience....
My bike is in rally progress now.
I show it to you:



This a cheap way to race.



Well, I add more pictures soon.

Gaasssss.

[michael1968]

So I'm finally getting around to making a proper fairing for my nav tower, at this stage it's just a plug made of MDF. It will be vacuum bagged carbon/kevlar eventually.

[Seth S]

Originally Posted by michael1968

So I'm finally getting around to making a proper fairing for my nav tower, at this stage it's just a plug made of MDF. It will be vacuum bagged carbon/kevlar eventually.

Darth Vader has arrived

you might consider giving that top edge a small amount of curl so that if you do an ender over the bars it has less knifing potential.

[640 Armageddon]

Originally Posted by Seth S

Darth Vader has arrived

[michael1968]

Originally Posted by Seth S

Darth Vader has arrived

you might consider giving that top edge a small amount of curl so that if you do an ender over the bars it has less knifing potential.

I did finally get around to watching star wars episode 3 a few weeks ago, maybe it rubbed off on me.

Thanks for the tip, I think I'll add a bit of a lip the whole way round.

[beechum1]

Used some HDPE cutting boards to mock up my brackets. Glad I did. I have interference on both sides, brake line on right side and a mounting bolt on the left side.

[DaveRMS]

Originally Posted by beechum1

Used some HDPE cutting boards to mock up my brackets. Glad I did. I have interference on both sides, brake line on right side and a mounting bolt on the left side.

On the rally bikes we build, we re-route the brake lines so that all the moving portion is between the caliper and the lower triple clamp. Everything above the lower triple is fixed to the triple and bars to avoid interference. We attach the line to the triple using rubber-lined loop clamps.

Here's Kevin doing that on his 2013 Dakar bike (pic courtesy RMK).



Dave

[c.vestal]

on the KTM's there are 2 - 6mm holes that position it perfect.
This is a pic from my installation instructions.