Not sure how to put this all together with a NUVI 1450 cradle to a 1" motorcycle handle bars?
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This ball should bolt onto the cradle for the NUVI, then a RAM arm connects this ball to a ball that is bolted onto the handlebars with something like the RAM U-bolt base.
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The NUVI is not water proof and not made for motorcycle use. Buy a Zumo. I just got the 660 and love it. It comes with all the mounting gear.
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You will need to purchase a part that connects to the handle bar of your bike. The ball would connect to that. Then the nuvi cradle would connect to the ball. Be careful because the nuvi 1450 is not water proof. I hope this was helpful good luck.
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Not sure what the measurement is of your bike? On a standard mountain bike, the handle bar area is pretty snug. It wouldn't take anything much wider than that.
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You need a RAM Mount. This consists of a handlebar clamp with a ball on it, an articulating RAM "arm" that attaches to the ball on the clamp (I have the shortest 1.75" arm) and a ball mount bolted on to the back of the GPS mount. My GPS mount is on a BMW GS, which has a Canbus electrical system, so I have the GPS connected to the battery via a Centech AP-1 fuse box.
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Some assembly is required. All cables are already attached, which is convenient. I had to put on the handlebar, seat, tires and pedals. It took about half an hour, and I'm a novice.
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Do you mean the nylon nut at the bottom where the two bars meet (handle bar and foot bar)? During assembly, this confused me a bit, too. The nut should be on the inside of the bars, with the smaller end facing the machine. I held this nut in place with the included wrench and used a socket wrench to tighten the outside bolt into it. The directions for this entire thing could be a bit more clear (and this is coming from a pro Ikea assembler!)
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I'm not sure I can answer this question directly. I'm going to assume that your brake cable is running along the top tube where you want to strap this over it? I just tried moving my HandleBand onto my handlebars and wrapped it around my shifter cables, and from what I can tell there, there would be no interference whatsoever. It is not built to be restrictive, but it is still very securely mounted.
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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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My unit is installed on a 31.8mm bar. Per Garmin manual: if the handlebar diameter is 26mm, place the rubber pad around the handlebar.
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I would say no. I have a 1 inch bar and its pretty snug. Also note, it mounts with special doubled sided tape. If you have a place to use the flat mount, I would go that route. The mounting tape they give you is great. Been through a cold winter, rain, etc. and it still holds well. I needed to move the USB mount recently to accommodate windshield handle bar mounts. I tried using the 3M double sided tape to re-mount it. Does not work well. So be certain where you want to mount it the first time.
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If your handle bars come out like a bike you might make it work you might have to get different straps to hold it on to . It is a nice basket ans sometimes you can get anything to work . You can always send it back .
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It was a bit confusing. Mine didn't have any actual directions either, just a piece of paper with pictures of how to do it. I had to look at the photo and go off that. First start off by making a squared "U", that will be the sides and back. Then add on the bottom and next two shelves, I believe it was a matter of sliding the little legs over the bar. Then the bars that actually separate the can rows should be added last, by sliding the curved end over the back side of one of the poles. I didn't need any tools. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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If the handle bar is 1", it probably would be too tight to install the grips.
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Using the same "pull tight" supplied straps that are used to mount it to the forks. I suppose zip ties could also work. Looks awesome on my 04" Lowrider mounted to the forks. Very nice for the money, and got it in 4-days!
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If you have a rack on your handle bars, you can use four pieces of metal and longer bolts to sandwich the aluminum brackets to the rack. Use stainless steel bolts and self locking nuts. Metal is available at hardware and lumber stores in the bolt section.
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No. You'll have put the handlebars, brakes, etc together. I ended up taking it to sports authority and the finished it for me, although I'm not that handy.
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i do not mount the tool bag to the handle bars...i mount it on top of my rear fender and tie the straps to each of the rear directional signal lights...i hope this info will help you..
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The handles I bought I put on a kawasaki mule.it has smaller roll bars than a jeep wrangled.I just used some black tie wraps to take up the extra material