[doublearon33]

I didn’t like the options available for ram mount mounting, so I made my own.


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[Pard]

I didn’t like the options available for ram mount mounting, so I made my own. View attachment 26146 View attachment 26148 View attachment 26150


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An engineer and machinist! Beautiful job.

 

[DarR]

I didn’t like the options available for ram mount mounting, so I made my own.

Very nice work. I've found that the best Ram Mount bases are not made by Ram Mount.
The Telferizer ball fits solidly right in the triple hole and the Buy-Bits is even better and fits inside of the clip-on handlebar which positions your device very flush within the dash area.

The Telferizer Custom Motorcycle RAM mounts for GPS Systems

https://buybits.com/25mm-ball-motorcycle-mount-base-for-ducati-848-evo-sku-11780.html

Many of the guys here have done some excellent work with GoPro's as well. Use the search bar for more ideas.

 

[Kev242]

+1 to DarR, saw his setup and did the same for my laptimer/data logger, keep it off center so still have a decent view of the dash and no binding anywhere. Best pic I have...

 

[doublearon33]

The Telferizer was the one I was originally going to go with, but I'm kinda cheap and have access to all the resources necessary to design and make my own stuff, so I figured I'd give it a go. If anyone has the capabilities to make their own and want the CAD file, shoot me a message and I'll share it.

 

[doublearon33]

Extended collar nut to account for the thickness of the bracket


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[doublearon33]

Custom fasteners completed....


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[Dingo]

Looks great!!
If you were to sell those, what would it cost? And what does it cost to produce?


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[doublearon33]

Looks great!!
If you were to sell those, what would it cost? And what does it cost to produce?


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I can make the bracket and hardware in an hour and a half, between prepping the material, setting up the tooling and running the program. I guess $50 or so, but I don't really have any plans to make these on any large scale, so I couldn't really offer any kind of price that would be reasonable compared to places that make this kind of stuff. If a few people wanted some here or there I'd be willing to make some, but the price would be reflective of just covering my time and material.

 

[slowsucks]

hey, i cant pm you but if you can share the cad files with me, that'd be great. can you try pm-ing me?

 

[doublearon33]

hey, i cant pm you but if you can share the cad files with me, that'd be great. can you try pm-ing me?

PM'd you

 

[slowsucks]

PM'd you

cant pm since i have less than 15 posts but feel free to e-mail me

thanks.

 

[doublearon33]

cant pm since i have less than 15 posts but feel free to e-mail me at molaitow123 at hotmail dot com

thanks.

Sent you an email with the files attached. Let me know they work out for you!

 

[sor3765]

they made the custom idea thats its mad cheap to correct for like less than $3 from mernards or homedepot.. i research ti from 899 forum they mentioned a quick easy fix and that's how i did on mine since last year it works.

 

[doublearon33]

@;

they made the custom idea thats its mad cheap to correct for like less than $3 from mernards or homedepot.. i research ti from 899 forum they mentioned a quick easy fix and that's how i did on mine since last year it works.

Uh...... What?

 

[Sergeant Sodom]

Just to hyjack the post- a warning to those trying to use toggle bolts!
I had bought some toggle bolts to try this method as it was the cheapest, and have learnt a very harsh lesson of having the toggle break as it wouldn’t catch onto the inside of the steering stem, and I have to break it off- leaving the toggle drop to the bottom!
Ive now had to buy a specialist ‘magnet on a stick’ to try and fish it back out- but just a warning... dont be cheap or it will cause you a right PITA! 😂