Rallye navigation bracket photo thread

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

  1. LukasM

    LukasM Long timer

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    On a rally bike where you change the oil every day the benefits probably only outweigh the risks in the really hot and hard races with long stages like the Dakar.

    On an adventure bike however I can definitely see the benefit due to increased capacity and slower break down, especially on a converted enduro with only 1-1.5 liters of oil stock.
  2. Seth S

    Seth S My avatar is ok. Your screen is broken

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    I was thinking from a racing point of view. Yes, it probably helps with an adventure bike to aid in oil longevity.
  3. HogWild

    HogWild Skott Whitknee

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    I use the Earls oil cooler on my sidecar. They work ok, but I've had two of them crack around the inlet and outlet. You have to make sure the hoses don't move at all when you turn the handlebars so there isn't a force put through the fittings. Also, in line with other subjects in this thread, my fairing is indestructable HDPE.
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  5. Seth S

    Seth S My avatar is ok. Your screen is broken

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    More like Calculon:
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  7. HogWild

    HogWild Skott Whitknee

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  8. wrk2surf

    wrk2surf on the gas or brakes

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    RMHRC .. there are dozens of threads about oil coolers here on ADV rider

    including this one for a honda 650L by inmate GSMARK

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    http://www.google.com/search?q=oil+...pw.r_qf.&fp=e23d692b59de1e7b&biw=1440&bih=781

    or type it in google search bar this way.. site:advrider.com oil cooler


    640 Armageddon you should have your own thread on developing a roadbook so your hard work and innovation stays in one area..

    Keep in mind on the paper end of things Chris Vestal started a dedicated thread just of roadbook creation :

    http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=801843

    Im just trying to be sure this thread doesnt go to 100 pages of smiley faces and random rally bike questions and stays on track with photos and discussions on navagation brackets.
  9. 640 Armageddon

    640 Armageddon Xplorer Supporter

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    That is indeed correct and it will also help people who search to find results better... We drifted off a bit with the oil coolers anyways ...

    Shall I start a new one with links to this thread or somebody will clear thiis thread and move them to a new one? Sorry if I am asking weird questions but have no idea how moderation works in this site :huh
  10. rmhrc628

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  11. wrk2surf

    wrk2surf on the gas or brakes

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    Drifting happens !!

    If I were you I would start it from scratch perhaps editing the end of your posts here with a link to the dedicated thread or put it in your "signature" .... documenting all the hard work you have done so far..

    I am not a mod or trying to be offensive but it seems there proably needs to be a thread about the mechanics of the actual roadbook hardware and options on the various models. This way we have a "folder" just for them in our "file cabinet" of rally related tools!
  12. rmhrc628

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    My interest came from that beautiful ktm cooler and its mounts. I also have a setrab but it's fork mounted and thus makes steering feel heavier.

    There really is no option but to bracket mount anything if you want light steering is there ?

    The amount of tailorisation suggests there's no one size fits most approach.
  13. LukasM

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    This is still pretty relevant to this thread since most rally bikes have the oil cooler integrated into the nav tower.

    Here is a copy of the KTM 450/690 RR parts made by an inmate from Italy:

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  14. rmhrc628

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    That's what I thought Lucas. Oh well:(
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  16. crankshaft

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    No oil cooler?
  17. LukasM

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    Looks like another copy of the KTM RR parts so I bet that is what the two holes below the grommets for the lower light are for. :deal
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    all y'all are doing it wrong :D

    from another thread :huh

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    I bet his pickup has TWO CB antennaes!
  20. 640 Armageddon

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    Is that crankshaft 's setup?? :D:evil