How to stick gauge pod down?
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How to stick gauge pod down?
I bought a gauge pod like in the pic (only bigger for 60mm gauges).
What have people used to stick the pod down?
thanks
What have people used to stick the pod down?
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Did not bother
I made a bracket, drilled a couple of holes in it and then attached it to the original hinges. Now i still have access to the gauges easily and loose very little storage space.
It does not jump around, the wieght of the gauges hold it down on the bumpiest of B roads absolutely fine.
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I made a bracket, drilled a couple of holes in it and then attached it to the original hinges. Now i still have access to the gauges easily and loose very little storage space.
It does not jump around, the wieght of the gauges hold it down on the bumpiest of B roads absolutely fine.
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thanks guys.
p1mark I remember seeing those pics on the "one off mod" thread. I think you put the same pics there. Handy idea.
Unfortunately I dont have the things needed to make up a bracket.
I might go with the double sided tape and see how that goes.
p1mark I remember seeing those pics on the "one off mod" thread. I think you put the same pics there. Handy idea.
Unfortunately I dont have the things needed to make up a bracket.
I might go with the double sided tape and see how that goes.
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bit of 3 or 4 mm ally/steel plate (sure you can chop something up!)
electric Drill and a couple of bits.
Thats all you need.
bit of 3 or 4 mm ally/steel plate (sure you can chop something up!)
electric Drill and a couple of bits.
Thats all you need.
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