Rallye navigation bracket photo thread

Discussion in 'Racing' started by wrk2surf, May 4, 2011.

  1. wrk2surf

    wrk2surf on the gas or brakes

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    I am having my riding partner Cevin, a machinist, fab up a bracket using plans from a couple of sources including Tony Schatt's
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    and I thought It may serve us rally racers well to have a photo thread of navagation brackets... photos or links to photos or plans, wherevever they are posted for posterity and a guide for the noob.. So I will start with a photo from the 660 rally and will add my "banana" flavor as soon as it is finished.

    Feel free and please add to the thread ... Michael

    Thanks @cevquit


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  2. tehdutchie

    tehdutchie Long timer

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    Mine;

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  3. dakardood

    dakardood Been here awhile

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    Looking good chaps :clap

    Here's mine, just finished adding the last bit of nav kit to it tonight, a Tony Schattat repeater.

    Here's mine before the repeater was fitted....

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  4. dakardood

    dakardood Been here awhile

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    ..and here it is completed and having just been out to test the new repeater, all nav components with backlights working...

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  5. jack splash

    jack splash Two Sheds

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    Hey: great setup, do you have multiple sensors for the ICO's, or do you splice one?

    thanks
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  6. dakardood

    dakardood Been here awhile

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    Hi Jack,

    Cheers! One magnet and two sensors - but you gotta make sure they pick up the magnet on the same arc if you get what I mean? Works well and they clock up in unison perfectly.

    Had to drill an extra hole through the Brembo.



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  7. Trang

    Trang ... 2nd last to the Sweep

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    Is that the way you are typically routing the paper through the MD?, i.e. not using the upper top roller? :ear
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  8. dakardood

    dakardood Been here awhile

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    Not really messed with that yet, s**t, thats totally wrong :D
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  9. beaney

    beaney rally racer

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  10. rallye

    rallye Been here awhile

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    are you sure you won't get lost with all that gear onboard??
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  12. jms.pearson

    jms.pearson n00b

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    Another Pic

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  13. wrk2surf

    wrk2surf on the gas or brakes

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    That actually is a KTM (or vendor) part or copy
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  14. tehdutchie

    tehdutchie Long timer

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    Copy of the KTM part, last one I saw from RR-UK was a lot thinner then the KTM one and broke of within 2 days..

    The KTM ones (when used with a TT roadbook) do tend to break as well where you mount the bottom part of the TT roadbook.

    All looks nice and sturdy, but it does flex a lot within days...



    Here is a pic from the 'Ape';

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  15. F650Dakar_Norway

    F650Dakar_Norway What off-season? Supporter

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    Q: How do you make that ERTF repeater work? Does it have Garmin capability as opposed to only capable of being triggered by the ERTF UNIK GPS?
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  16. Pilbara

    Pilbara In the flow...

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  18. lastplace

    lastplace Long timer Supporter

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    A top-clamp mounted piece I made up on my XR to train for the Dakar, and for Rally Schools. Used this setup for years without a hitch.

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    lastplace Long timer Supporter

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    From a Mecasystem KTM 530 EXC kit:

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  20. lastplace

    lastplace Long timer Supporter

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    If you are making your own frame-mounted setup, I recommend welding some brackets on the front of the bike's frame like this as an attachment point.

    (Those of you who have done otherwise know why.)

    fun fun
    Charlie

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