alanrim
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Rear Facing:
This is easy (if you don't have a pillion). On the rear peg foot guard mount the handle bar mount by removing the locking bolt, slide the unit over the foot guard and replace the locking bolt so that it passes through a hole in the guard. The foot peg needs to be down to mount camera, but still allows peg to be folded up when camera not in use.
View like this...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhyWmtg0rl8"]YouTube - FoxHouse to Hathersage[/ame]
Front Facing:
Use the flat helmet mount, get 4 good quality tie-wraps about 5mm width. Remove the side guard from the radiator, pass two tie-wraps through mount inner slot, through one side of the radiator side guard, back out the other, and pass through the other inner slot. Now using the locking bit of the other two tie-wraps tighten them down onto the two tie-wraps fitted to the mount. Once fully tight chop off the excess tie-wrap.
View like this...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yr2xZ4wIOb0"]YouTube - Woolley Wood[/ame]
The temperature rating of most tie-wraps should be OK in this application as the locking part is in free air flow.
Rear Facing:
This is easy (if you don't have a pillion). On the rear peg foot guard mount the handle bar mount by removing the locking bolt, slide the unit over the foot guard and replace the locking bolt so that it passes through a hole in the guard. The foot peg needs to be down to mount camera, but still allows peg to be folded up when camera not in use.
View like this...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhyWmtg0rl8"]YouTube - FoxHouse to Hathersage[/ame]
Front Facing:
Use the flat helmet mount, get 4 good quality tie-wraps about 5mm width. Remove the side guard from the radiator, pass two tie-wraps through mount inner slot, through one side of the radiator side guard, back out the other, and pass through the other inner slot. Now using the locking bit of the other two tie-wraps tighten them down onto the two tie-wraps fitted to the mount. Once fully tight chop off the excess tie-wrap.
View like this...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yr2xZ4wIOb0"]YouTube - Woolley Wood[/ame]
The temperature rating of most tie-wraps should be OK in this application as the locking part is in free air flow.
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