Gipro mounting location.

[Dennis The Menace]

No nothing hits.. I might have turned down the levers a little but not much if I did.. Yes stock length on the lines and hoses..

k. one more question, what brand? Genmar?

Thanks

 

[DR1300R]

The Genmar is just that a Genmar thats the Block thingy, The ones pictured above are actually Reaper risers..

 

[Sloto200]

Becareful about the "half ass" comments... some of us like our half ass after thought installation... Oh and i do take good care of my bike...

Genmar risers are going to be almost as expensive as helibars... i have both the reaper risers and helibars installed on my bike... used the reaper risers to lower my front end as well...

 

[Sloto200]

by the way... if your lookin for helibars... there is a board member selling a pair for a good price...

https://www.hayabusa.org/forums/?act=ST;f=3;t=81909;hl=

 

[tjdobb]

I installed my GIPro on the side of the clutch resevoir with industrial strenght velcro. Ran the wire right with the rest of the wiring harness from the switches. Dont have a picture yet but I will try to post one soon. good spot and out of the way of everything except the neutral light, which I dont need to look at anymore.

 

[Dennis The Menace]

Becareful about the "half ass" comments... some of us like our half ass after thought installation... Oh and i do take good care of my bike...

Genmar risers are going to be almost as expensive as helibars... i have both the reaper risers and helibars installed on my bike... used the reaper risers to lower my front end as well...

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Yours does not look that way.  Mine just covers up 1/4 of the tach.  Your is nicely placed off to the side.  

No jabs intended towards anyone else

 

[Dennis The Menace]

by the way... if your lookin for helibars... there is a board member selling a pair for a good price...

https://www.hayabusa.org/forums/?act=ST;f=3;t=81909;hl=

I was lookin at those. But after seeing the cost of the Reapers, and the ease of installation, I think that is a better way to go. Just in case I want to switch back.
Plus, I work for a large custom metal fab/machine shop and its just a couple of aluminum spacers and some longer bolts.

 

[Sloto200]

by the way... if your lookin for helibars... there is a board member selling a pair for a good price...

https://www.hayabusa.org/forums/?act=ST;f=3;t=81909;hl=

I was lookin at those.  But after seeing the cost of the Reapers, and the ease of installation, I think that is a better way to go.  Just in case I want to switch back.
Plus, I work for a large custom metal fab/machine shop and its just a couple of aluminum spacers and some longer bolts.

Very true.. .if you can fab up your own... go for it! My reapers were only $20 if i remember correctly. I actually bought them after the helibars cause the bars alone were not enough for me. I'm a short guy... so i needed the controls as close as i could get them. I have a comfortable set up now!

 

[jjmetheny]

 

[DR1300R]

Looks nice Jeff.. still don't care for the gear indicator up there but yours looks nice..

Sent you a pm.. on the other 2 gauges..

 

[BayBusa]

The previous owner put some velcro on the back of the GIPro
and stuck it to the bottom right corner of the tach face.

This winter I was going to try and re-route it so its centred
just above the gauge cluster.

Pics of other spots?

Mine is not flush-mounted, but works fine in this position, just not visible in normal line of sight.