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I just bought a power commander V and i can't figure out where to mount it. I have been told 2 places but I don't know which is better.
Can anyone help me out? With a picture please if its possible
I use an Akron ball mount and adaptor for the powervision and have it on the bars as shown below. The 17mm ball mount can also be used for a GPS, GoPro etc.
What is this? looks like a hair tie. not making fun, i use them so much that there's one constantly on my wrist when i'm not in my office... well excluding days i ride in.
Originally Posted by harley883
I just bought a power commander V and i can't figure out where to mount it. I have been told 2 places but I don't know which is better.
Can anyone help me out? With a picture please if its possible
Cheers
OP do you mean the PCV lcd or the boxed board. the box you can probably stuff under your seat.
What is this? looks like a hair tie. not making fun, i use them so much that there's one constantly on my wrist when i'm not in my office... well excluding days i ride in.
That's exactly what it is. When my bike goes on the stand with the back wheel in the air, I use it to pull the front brake on so the couldn't accidentally roll forwards.
Last edited by Mr_Taipan; Mar 28, 2016 at 02:05 PM.
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