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i had this unit on my old Yamaha xj600 had it mounted on the handlebars using a modified front headlight light that you would put onto a mountain bike. However i now have a curvy sv650s and was wondering where i can mount it i have tried searching but cant find the exact instructions( probably just me being stupid tho
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Glad you've raised this - pardon the pun. I was looking at an i3 as they have a stonking reputation and are a great size for the SV. Dont really want a 50" plasma mounted on my bars. Anyway - the point I'm making is that to date the only reason I haven't bothered is simply because I cant find (or can be bothered to fabricate) a suitable mounting bracket - any ideas anyone ?
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Someone on here mentioned a brand of mounts that were supposed to be good (bit pricey though) designed for use in aviation. |
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I used to make and sell motorbike/bicycle mounts for the i3; no more proper mounts left now but I might be able to dig out enough odd bits to knock one last one up? It'll go straight on a pointy but needs a washer to fit to a curvy. The only other manufacturer I know of that can do anything for the i3 is www.ram-mount.com
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I got another sucker mount for a car windscreen and put a bolt through it onto my dark DB screen. I prefer to be able to see the screen from time to time. I took power via the side lights, using a 7805 chip to provide the 5v required. Works well
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Any chance of a pic of the mounting thanks
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OK got garmin fitted now, i didnt want to modify the bike so what i did was using a bit of metal that i had left over from the tail tidy mod cut out a square just bigger than the garmin suction cup mount then i screwed the suction mount to this bit of metal put some hard rubber on the bottom of the plate to avoid scratches then cable tied it to the top yoke:
![]() ![]() Cable ties is just an interim solution looking to get some heavy duty Velcro ties but with cable ties does not move a tiny bit of wiggling but very solid. |
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Here is how I did mine
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very nice dont think that would work on mine i have a 99 curvy, not sure tho??
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Download a program called Ximage from Garmin
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