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Old 21-02-09, 11:35 AM   #1
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Default Hiding a Stebel Nautilus on a Curvy

After reading other posts on where to fit a Stebel horn, here's how I did it.
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Removed fairing on left hand side, and passed M4 threaded rod through fairing braket tube. Cut rod to size and secured with washers and nyloc nuts.
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Metal brackets supplied with the horn were a bit flimsy, so I found a old self support and bent it into shape. I got it at my local ironmonger but you should be able to fashion a bracket out of any suitable strap of steel.
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Stebel bolted to the bracket in the fairing
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You can just see it under the fairing, I've got mini indicators fitted, which have a protruding bolt, which gives slightly less clearance. All i had to do was rotate the horn slightly. With OEM indicators there is a bit more space, but it isn't really an issue.

Don't know how robust the M4 rod is & how long it'll last. Now all I've got to do is fit the other side and wire them up.

Anybody got any pictures of how to wire 2 stebels up? I've got a 30a relay, so I'll be using this.

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