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CentralCoaster 11-17-2008 08:53 PM

Who's got a valentine1 (or other radar detector) mounted?
 
I did 2600 miles on my bike last month, and most of it over the speed limit.

I have a V1 in my car, but it's a bit clunky to put on the bike, and I wouldn't trust the suction cups for a second. I've seen some guys recommend mounting a cordless detector on the helmet, but I've already got a radio on there and there's not a lot of real estate there. I'm thinking of some type of rigid mount right above the guages.


What do you guys have? Maybe a cheapy detector on there that fits in the pocket better?

trinc 11-17-2008 09:05 PM

i have mine mounted on a 19mm stem post.


tim

http://www.motorcycleradar.com/products_pg3_4.htm

LineArrayNut 11-18-2008 07:43 AM


Originally Posted by trinc (Post 188932)
i have mine mounted on a 19mm stem post.


tim

http://www.motorcycleradar.com/products_pg3_4.htm


I've got the same mount (in the fast color, BLUE) and a BEL RX65 Pro. The voice alerts on the earbud are quite effective...

CentralCoaster 11-18-2008 12:29 PM

Durrr... uh.. where does this mount to?

Tweety 11-18-2008 12:48 PM


Originally Posted by CentralCoaster (Post 188995)
Durrr... uh.. where does this mount to?

There's a big nut in front of the eyes of the other nut...:D

J/K... :D

The steering stem (where the triple is bolted to the bike)... the mount fit's in the hole in the middle of the nut...

CentralCoaster 11-18-2008 11:38 PM

Yeah, I went and checked that 10 seconds after I posted. Nice place for mounting stuff. What I forgot to do was come back and delete the evidence of my stupidity.

Seems like I could fab something to move it forward more under the windscreen, maybe a bracket spanning across from the mirror studs.


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