How are they mounted on the bike shown. How would they best mount on a 2000 Honda xr650r?
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They come with brackets . Mine are mounted to my aluminum handguards. I'm not familiar with that bike . Other kits are available that supply a different style mount and include a switch . On E bay for less.
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Mine did not come with any mounting hardware. You could make something simple like wrapping a hose clamp around the fork and using an L bracket with one side screwed to the light and the other inside the clamp. But I think the change in direction as you turned the wheel and fork would drive me nuts. Probably I would drill a hole in the plastic cowling, bend some kind of clamp and attach it with screws through the cowling holes into a metal backing plate on the other side of the plastic. Good luck.
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Frankly they were too big for my 690 Enduro. They are still in the box. I might use them on another machine. You might want to have a look at the Bajadesigns SII LED lights, instead . They are very compact yet extremely bright.
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Good afternoon, what I did is make some holes in the sides of the bike so that we can mount the lights, staying well after the bike with lights and it looks great at night.
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They seem pretty easy to mount to any solid surface. I would mount them up as high as you can and point them down to the road, that way they don't blind "cagers" and they allow you to see into the distance.
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I'm working on getting them to fit on my 1200 sportster. They are ok sitting behind the stock turn signals. Having trouble getting the seat to go down far enough to get the screw back in but I haven't tried everything yet. :) I like the looks of them though so will try hard to make it work. Hope this helps.
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They do not come with the brackets, they are sold separately. In most cases, most bikes have the saddle bag mounts Thanks Ben
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I would make a template of cardboard first then punch holes for mounting points. beauty is you waste nothing and find the best mount points for your bike and like before it has been said use zip ties.
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I mounted mine on a 02 sportsman which is different than yours. Extensions would give you a solid place to mount these but you could put them on the handle bars as an option.
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You can mount it anywhere on your bike. I mounted mine on the left arm of the fork, stem, etc.
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i dont know, but they attach with 2 velcro straps across the top, which i ran under the seat and luggage racks on my ctx. they also come with 2 straps each to tie to the tie down chocks on the sides. but my best guess would be yeah, they seem very easy to mount on just about any type of bike!
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You would have to make a bracket or use maybe a u bolt with some rubber padding. I like most just mounted it under the handle bars in the frame. Bolted and zip tied. Rides well
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they only screw in from bottom. go to your local bike shop if you can't figure it out, I am sure they would be glad to help you.
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You have to have the mount that hooks onto the bike. The pic that I see is the push tube which latches into the mount.
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If you go to twobros.com, you can look up your bike and see what is available for it. I did some research and am happy with my new exhaust. It's a great quality product.
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I do not know the particulars of your bike, but most bikes have the same mounting holes. This topeak is for diskbrakes. If you do not have disk brakes, you have to order the other style. There are some good videos on youtube showing the mounting
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They pinch mount right onto the end of the handlebar with nothing else needed but it has to be a 7/8 inch diameter bar. On my CBR, they fit perfect between the bar end and the grip. You can either rotate and slide the bar end out a little, slide or cut a piece of the grip end off as wide as the mirror mount, or a little of both. This applies to the clutch side only. The throttle side would need a replacement bar end to mount this mirror properly due to the need for unrestricted movement of the throttle tube and grip. I believe CRG also sells this universal bar end. I just ran with one on the left grip to be "legal". Simple, inexpensive, and a very sleek look to the bike with one small bar mounted mirror as opposed to 2 huge donkey ear mirrors ruining the lines of any bike. Highly recommend this Mirror!!!
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You can put them anywhere relly i had them on my 05 gsxr 1000 i had them wired to my tail light the hardest part is just finding a place to mount everything
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I would think that you need some form of support to keep them off of the exhaust. I have pannier racks on my xr650 and they fit great to them. The saddlebags have a x pattern strap on the back that secures them to the pannier rack.. You may be able to get by around town with them draped over the seat but not off road. Hope this helps.
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The bike racks come pre-drilled for mounting on the wall. The holes are spaced the same as the studs in the wall. I would recommend using lag bolts to install. I have two of these racks,we have 5 bikes and 4 scooters.We have ours in the yard. These racks are excellent! They are very strong, and yet lite-weight. You can easily pick them up and move them anywhere,or like we do for camping, take them with you. Another point is they are safe for the kids, low profile with no sharp corners to fall on.