Hope not - I just picked it up so I'll let you know. I'm still waiting for some more **** to finish puttin the bike together. I'll PM you when I hook it up and let you know whats up. **** was $30 so I figured I would give it a shot.

 

Yo I just reached out to that company and asked them if it would fit with the Acerbis - they said if it didnt fit they would custom make a bracket free of charge. Thats customer service. I'll let you know how I make out w them.

 

Gotta love zipties.. na like I mentioned if my gauge cluster mounts wernt broken I wouldent have needed the zipties but I did.. It was realy easy cheap and a good reason to get drunk out in the garage.

 

hahaha

thx for all the input guys

i just ordered one from:
http://www.begotka.com/gauge-F4i.htm

neal...u'll prolly get urs be4 i get mine, so let me know wat happens with ur install.

 

Dude.. just like this. Use the actual bolts that bolt it to the upper stay and drill a hole through the Acerbis # plate. Mine bolts up perfectly, 100% stable, and I can do HC's all day long w/o worrying about it getting knocked off.

 

hahah but does the gage cluster get in the way with highchairs at all??

 

i like how you have your 636 clipons mounted... im still tryin to get used to my woodcrafts being so far forward.

back on track though i just keep my gauges with me in the truck or my backpack and just plug em in to adjust the idle then unplug em again... my cluster still has 483 miles on it too

 

well, if you're gonna put it behind the acerbis in a way that you still can't see it, why not put it on the side where hate puts his? ....its alot less likely to get his there.

regardless, i'm tryin to mount it up a little higher than that, so i can see it when i'm riding.

btw, neal, i was lookin at those picz again, and their matal plate looks pretty thin, so i think that if it doesn't fit behind the acerbis, you should be able to juss bend it around.

 

Just put the ************ anywhere!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

guages who needs gauges

 

Hey Dirty. I already got mine but I havent had the chance to take the upper off and the Acerbis off my GSXR. I'm gonna get around to that this week but you're right - its thin enough so that you can manipulate it however you need it but it also looks sturdy enough that it'll hold up well when you drop the bike. I'll let you know - I should be set up in the next couple of days. They were quick with the shipping - took about 3 days to get to me so you should have yours soon too.

 

Does that not get in your way?

How do you pull through to HC's or special K's? What about 1 hand HC's and stuff?



edit: heres my setup with DB bars

 

Here is a bit better pic of my gages!

 

Just curious, if your gonna run them down there, whats the point in even running them?

Just for setting idle?

 

Yeah I like to know were my idles at for different stuff.... that's the only reason.

 

I have never once needed to look at my gauges WHILE stunting. Not to mention I've never hit em, scratched em, NOTHIN! Maybe when I get down from a wheelie or something I like to see what my temp is, or when I'm turning up my idle... but I've never needed to see my gauges mid-wheelie. And whenever I'm riding I just use my left hand and push on the number plate a little bit and I can see my gauges just fine.

PS.... you are about 1000x more likely to hit your gauges mounted on the side of your bike VS how/where I have mine mounted.

 

i just put it zip-tie it to the frame

 

okay

i'm gonna wait for the bracket i bought, hopefully i'll have it soon....if that doesn't work out its either goin behind the acerbis or on the side.

 

zipties is yer bestfriended.

 

Zipties, duct tape and hose clamps. these are the best things to have in a repair/tool kit