Warpdrv
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I didn't really want to buy the whole Stem and Stand, anywhere to buy just the nut...
I have a different Idea that I would like to make a mount.
I have a different Idea that I would like to make a mount.
Steering Stem Nut For Mounting
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Rogue
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I would say call/E-Mail them and ask.
broodwich
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Which mount is the one in the picture? Is that the one from Bike Johnny?
https://www.bikejohnny.com/cgi-bin/store/BK...=YA10-06-001-52
Are there any other souces for a mount like this?
https://www.bikejohnny.com/cgi-bin/store/BK...=YA10-06-001-52
Are there any other souces for a mount like this?
Karl in NY
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I made my own version of the StemStand for my Garmin 276.
StemStand will sell you a replacement nut, but it was expensive.
I ended up buying a replacement Yamaha nut instead (around eight bucks I think) and atttaching a piece of 1" aluminum barstock to the top of it using three countersunk flathead screws from the underside of the nut, in a triangle pattern. A thick aluminum plate could be attached in a similar manner.
The OEM nut is thick enough to get sufficient strength out of that arrangement, and the setup has been perfect for me for over 20K miles.
StemStand will sell you a replacement nut, but it was expensive.
I ended up buying a replacement Yamaha nut instead (around eight bucks I think) and atttaching a piece of 1" aluminum barstock to the top of it using three countersunk flathead screws from the underside of the nut, in a triangle pattern. A thick aluminum plate could be attached in a similar manner.
The OEM nut is thick enough to get sufficient strength out of that arrangement, and the setup has been perfect for me for over 20K miles.
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