predator motor mounts
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From: South of Mordor
I have been watching this part for sometime know. So today I pulled up a video of the installation of it. This thing looks amazing, I can't get over how much it smooths out the vibrations from the motor.
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From: Huntley, IL
I sent Phil an Email letting him know his Website is not loading here in the States. Has not got back to me yet. I think it's around 8 or 9pm out there.
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From: Oceanside, CA
I recently installed the predator mount. Does less for vibration and more for stability on my bike. Also one key point I wanted to point out: in the installation video above, the mount was installed into the frame in 2 pieces...but i was able to get it in there in one piece, line it up and tighten it down.
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Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Huntley, IL
I recently installed the predator mount. Does less for vibration and more for stability on my bike. Also one key point I wanted to point out: in the installation video above, the mount was installed into the frame in 2 pieces...but i was able to get it in there in one piece, line it up and tighten it down.
I made the video for Vibra-Technics Website. I followed their instruction sheet except taking off the oil filter. That saved some time and I didn't have to mess around with the oil.
Good for you, fxdc. Now you found a way to save more time with the installation. I tried to fit the mount in one piece from the front and form the bottom and it wouldn't fit.
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Joined: Oct 2014
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From: Oceanside, CA
Thanks tomt. At first i was concerned i didn't install it right. i'm not sure if it has to do with the height i had the engine jacked up or that my bike is newer or that i just got lucky. but i'll take it lol.
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Joined: Jul 2013
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From: Los Angeles,ca
I recently installed mine - super easy if you take off oil filter and put 3/4" piece of wood under the motor on the Seers or HF jack. It keeps motor in place even when you take off mount - couldn't believe how easy it was after that.
My wobbles are cured - main reason why I did it. My GF said it got smoother. Definitely feels better on handlebars, on pegs I think vibration got different. similar to what I got with shimmed OEM mount
My wobbles are cured - main reason why I did it. My GF said it got smoother. Definitely feels better on handlebars, on pegs I think vibration got different. similar to what I got with shimmed OEM mount
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Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 865
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From: Los Angeles,ca
I recently installed mine - super easy if you take off oil filter and put 3/4" piece of wood under the motor on the Seers or HF jack. It keeps motor in place even when you take off mount - couldn't believe how easy it was after that.
My wobbles are cured - main reason why I did it. My GF said it got smoother. Definitely feels better on handlebars, on pegs I think vibration got different. similar to what I got with shimmed OEM mount
My wobbles are cured - main reason why I did it. My GF said it got smoother. Definitely feels better on handlebars, on pegs I think vibration got different. similar to what I got with shimmed OEM mount
