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Cluster bracket

Thunder84

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Here's a few pics , I made my own bracket to re- mount my gauge cluster. it's not the prettiest but I think it turned out pretty good next step is to paint
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There is about a quarter inch gap where I place the bracket the bolts go through it so it holds in there but I had to fill the extra space with rubber washers to keep it wedged in place . Since the bracket fits inside the scab the bolt forced down was not affected it's still slides right through and fits in as original. I'm gonna give it a nice black paint job with a rust proof paint. I might make it attempts to find a thicker gauge steel to make one just a bit more perfect
 
Looks great. That's where I initially mounted mine too but the vibrations were a bit much so I moved it into the stock FZ6N location in front of the bars. Although I just re-synced my TBs so that could have been the culprit.
 
I was thinking about making a bracket to mount on the front as well, this was an easier fabrication for me. I hope the vibrating isn't too bad I'll keep u posted . Thanks for the info :) nice bike do you have ant pic of it?
 
I was thinking about making a bracket to mount on the front as well, this was an easier fabrication for me. I hope the vibrating isn't too bad I'll keep u posted . Thanks for the info :) nice bike do you have ant pic of it?

Here it is last year - looks nothing like this now since it's been painted black

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Really like your exhaust i've been looking around and it seems that two brothers is the only company I can find that makes a slip on for this beast what do you have on yours
 
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