Tidy Cats scoopable mulitcat formula

Skin Mechanic · 08-02-2017, 10:42 AM

I've had an empty litter bucket sitting in the laundry closet for 2 years waiting for this project.

It wouldn't be possible to mount it with the speedo directly over the headlight so I had to move things around. I started by relocating the ignition to the left trellis frame.

Which gave me room to move the speedo back several centimeters. I had to fab a mounting bracket that would attach to the handlebar and allow me to adjust the angle of the gauge.

Moving the speedo I was able to repurpose the original gauge mount as the windshield's mounting point, using a scrap piece of aluminum "L" bracket and I routed the wiring harness thru the ignition opening.

The white plasti-dip is a poor match to the rest of the paint, but this project cost me nada and it looks better than the windshield I made last month.

08-02-2017, 10:42 AM	#1
Skin Mechanic Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: Montevallo, AL Posts: 103	Tidy Cats scoopable mulitcat formula I've had an empty litter bucket sitting in the laundry closet for 2 years waiting for this project. It wouldn't be possible to mount it with the speedo directly over the headlight so I had to move things around. I started by relocating the ignition to the left trellis frame. Which gave me room to move the speedo back several centimeters. I had to fab a mounting bracket that would attach to the handlebar and allow me to adjust the angle of the gauge. Moving the speedo I was able to repurpose the original gauge mount as the windshield's mounting point, using a scrap piece of aluminum "L" bracket and I routed the wiring harness thru the ignition opening. The white plasti-dip is a poor match to the rest of the paint, but this project cost me nada and it looks better than the windshield I made last month. __________________ 2017 Ice Bear Little Monster, work in progress 2007 Aprilia RSV1000R, unreliable piece of sh*t 2007 Moto Guzzi Breva V1100, epitome of reliability 2000 Moto Guzzi California V11, resting in pieces The cage: 1998 BMW Z3, 1.9L w/full Dinan engine upgrades
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