RAM mount for GPS on ST3S ?

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• Jun 28, 2017

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Gents,

Anyone know how to mount a RAM ball on the ST3S, for GPS mounting purposes?

Ta!

 

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I had and may well still have a shiny billet made bracket that was on my ST4, it bolted to the headstock somehow.

I'm on holiday until Sunday but PM me on Monday to remind me and I will dig it out. I may have a photo on my photo bucket, if I do I will ping it over.

 

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Hi,

Thanks, photo would be good, to see how it might be fitted.

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Solved using parts in cupboard!!

Well, I noticed a space on the lh handlebar between the grip / switch and the clutch lever, and was able to find a RAM part in my cupboard to fit this gap. Looks good, will test the Gopro tomorrow....

 

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right, found the bit, just trying to sort the photobucket crap out

 

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Hi YMFB, thanks for update, meantime as per photo above, I have used a part I found in my cupboard so the problem is solved. Thanks again for looking out the part you mentioned. Bin.

 

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you might have found a bit, but have rooted around the bike parts bin, found my phone, uploaded the photo to photo bucket, I insist on posting, even if you are not interested.

Anyway, in case anyone is interested its a top jolly part machined special for the Ducati ST, ignore the nylon nuts, they were just some gash ones to sy]top me loosing the cap head screws and spacers.

 

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i didn't mean to sound grumpy and Im not, just bad timing on my part

 

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I did take two photos, but the site insists the second photo is a duplicate.

 

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i give in I'm tired, i cannot post the second photo as Im a muppet

 

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• Jul 3, 2017

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Thanks for that photo, looks interesting. My effort worked out like this:

 

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Need to fit 2 more screws holding the carrier to the RAM part, then done!