Where is the "hole" for the RAM adapter Marty (and don't say put some hair around it) :yahoo:
Ooooooo, but it was so tempting..!
On a Gen II "A" model, look just between the clutch fluid reservoir and hand grip. You should see a small, round black plastic cap. Pry that off and there it is!Your da man, thanks Marty...Been looking for something like that to mount the SPOT GPS tracker thingy.Ooooooo, but it was so tempting..!
Thanks, gonna look at that side too, now I hope to have all sorts of things hanging off my bike for NAFO.
Not simply a banana, a banana cannon..! (And trust me, you do not want to Google that term!
) Actually, that's the perfect place for the GPS. Good height/position (always in eye-line) and within very easy reach.You're welcome! We can't have your tail-rack just hanging loose now, can we?
Bet you could figure out a way to attach THIS to it! Much more practical than a GPS unit.Not simply a banana, a banana cannon..! (And trust me, you do not want to Google that term!
Last week I ordered one of these https://murpskits.com/catalog/product_info....71571d4ebfe3c3e from Murphs Kits (If you ever owned a Concours you know about him)... Oh well, probably should have checked the RAM site first since this is cheaper.
That spot/ram ball is probably in the way of the J&M cb / weather radio control unit I was planning on installing (cb bracket uses 2 screws from clutch res.).
Are you postive that you ordered the correct item..?? The part number is RAM-B-349U (M10 Mirror Hole Ball). According to RAM (whom I spoke with on Friday), it's not even going to ship until late this week. If the one from Murph's fits, the one from RAM should fit too; thread size is identical... Interesting. :huh:
So what's not fitting? Is it not screwing into the hole, or the ball is too big for the area once it snugs down (measured it and it shouldn't be...) If it's the former, then I'm wondering if they just didn't send you the wrong part; one of the standard balls with SAE threads. (RAM seems to pass its order fulfillment through one of its regional dealers or distributors. Case in point: my order is coming from some outfit named custommounts.com) Out of curiosity, see if the threads match up to the adapter you got from Murph's. Then we'll know.
