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4/11/2016 10:32pm
4/11/2016 10:32pm
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4/14/2016 5:28am
I've got an '09 and looking to mount an hour meter.
Don't want to drill into the frame. What are some of the places you've used to mount one?
Would be good to be able to see it without taking anything off. Also somewhere that won't pack up with mud.
Don't want to drill into the frame. What are some of the places you've used to mount one?
Would be good to be able to see it without taking anything off. Also somewhere that won't pack up with mud.
The Shop
Or ya know, double sided tape behind the rad shroud.
Having said that, I like that works connection mount too....
It doesn't look great but I was more worried about the meter picking up vibration.
Seems to being working well so far!
Great products and great service
Reliable? Any leaking issues ... or would that even matter since the whole purpose is to bleed out air.
Any other brands worth checking out?
BTW....the new hour meter from Works Connection be the bomb yo (translation.....new hour meter from Works Connection is very nice).
My preference is the Works Connection.
https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/3546/33926/Motion-Pro-Micro-Fork-B…
Pit Row
Anything specifically wrong with the Motion Pro? They sit lower, a bit less $ and look better.
In all honesty, it's my extremely trivial preference to use a socket rather than a flat head screwdriver to mount. Lol. I'm also retardedly OCD about screws. If the slots in the screws don't line up just the right way, I notice it. The spring felt stiffer on the Motion Pro, so maybe it seals better?
They both did the job they were designed to do.
I have had them so long I forget if they were easy to install.*
*time for a new '17
I actually really like this location, although it might take a little more abuse there.
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