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Please post pics of your key locator position
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Posted by: badk1dizsik

Hi guys I have some brand new black marier racing plastics on the way and I just wanted to see if any of you would like to post some pics of where you have relocated your key and neutral light to give me some cool ideas!!! I would like to see some of these brackets that I have heard people talking about and just some of the diffrent spots to relocate them at.

THANK YOU!!!

Posted by: mcwilly

I got my dash panel here
Sorry, I dont have any pics yet (just got it last week and now I'm having my bar clamps and other 'stuff' powdercoated)
Remind me in a couple of days and I'll get you some pics.

Posted by: kraemer

I don't have any pics but. i mounted my key under nose on the crossbar in the front of the frame, you can't see it unless your under the bike. and I didn't wire up the neutral light b/c my connector at the switch broke so the light barely ever worked anyway once you stop relying on the light you'll be set in a couple weeks. plus it gives the bike a really clean look... if i have time i'll post pics

Posted by: SG1

Mcwilly please post some pics I am thinking of doing the ROX dash. And I am curious to see how it fits and looks. Thanks in advance.

Posted by: zrpilot

Here is mine, built by me

http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l97/zrpilot/IMG_0473.jpg

Posted by: project400ex19

I don't have a pic, but when I changed my plastics to the 05 style. I ordered the plastic cover for the reverse switch and made a thin plate through the backside for support and epoxyed it in there. looks factory and works like a champ.

Posted by: badk1dizsik

THANKS GUYS!!! That gave me a few good ideas. I like the look of that homeade one and the dash kit that you buy. Since i'm going for all black/red bike ill probly buy that ROX one.

Posted by: mcwilly

quote:
Originally posted by zrpilot
Here is mine, built by me

http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l97/zrpilot/IMG_0473.jpg

showoff!

I got my parts back from being powdercoated yesterday (bar clamps, bolts and misc stuff). I hope to be picking my bars up today during lunch (trading in my Pro Taper atv Highs for mids) and will try to get it all on this evening for some pics.

Posted by: zrpilot

quote:
Originally posted by mcwilly
showoff!
I got my parts back from being powdercoated yesterday (bar clamps, bolts and misc stuff). I hope to be picking my bars up today during lunch (trading in my Pro Taper atv Highs for mids) and will try to get it all on this evening for some pics.

Posted by: mcwilly

quote:
Originally posted by SG1
Mcwilly please post some pics I am thinking of doing the ROX dash. And I am curious to see how it fits and looks. Thanks in advance.

Got my bars partially put back on last night (the playoffs and the couch were calling my name)

Here's some pics. I got my bar clamps and bolts powdercoated black.

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b221/rx3732/100_0441.jpg

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b221/rx3732/100_0439.jpg

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b221/rx3732/100_0438.jpg

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b221/rx3732/100_0437.jpg

Posted by: zrpilot

Looks GREAT....

I like all the black.

Posted by: madmax400ex

Looks awesome mcwilly, very sharp.

Posted by: Mattrick400ex

I did this yesterday

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w121/mattrick1986/DSC00192.jpg

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w121/mattrick1986/DSC00193.jpg

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w121/mattrick1986/DSC00194.jpg

Posted by: Pipeless416

heres a bracket i made recently. took like half an hour.. it would look a whole lot better if i used a cnc..

Posted by: tman12345

how do you take the ignition switch and the neutral light out of their holes?

Posted by: Pipeless416

the ignition has two tabs that need to be squeezed, and then it can be pulled through. the lights can be removed by popping out the lens and pushing the rest through to the other side.