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    Quote Originally Posted by Bama Bagger View Post
    Thanks Miles for such solid information. I was thinking of mounting the Garmin on the left side via the Clutch Reservoir and mounting my Adaptive Radar Detector on the Brake Reservoir. Do you happen to have a photo of your mount you could share?

    Looking to see if I "still" have one here:

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    These pics are of the bike AFTER the lightning strike, but it shows the location of the GPS and the Valentine 1 radar detector.
    The bikes is partially taken apart, with weiring hanging out, because I wanted to show the electrical damage to the insurance company.

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    Miles,

    Thanks again for sharing those pics...that set-up was exactly what I described as wanting for my F6B. So mounted there the various units do not interfere with your view of the road?

    Thanks again for sharing so promptly!
    Thanks Jim - a.k.a. Bama Bagger

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bama Bagger View Post
    Miles,

    Thanks again for sharing those pics...that set-up was exactly what I described as wanting for my F6B. So mounted there the various units do not interfere with your view of the road?
    Bama Bagger, I gave a lot of thought as to where to place those two items. I spend a lot of time in the saddle, and have owned several of these GL-1800 bikes before, with this same accessory equipment. I did not want the GPS or the Radar Detector to be "front and center", as that detracts from my centerline view of the road. These items are "auxilliary accessories", and should be "viewed" as such. That means my primary vision should be ON the road. My secondary vision can be diverted to view one or both accessories, when needed, but be close enough to line of sight, that I am not looking over my shoulder to see one of them.

    The way I have them positioned...they do NOT interfere with anything on the bikes dash cluster. I can see every gauge, every light, every switch, and then..immediately off to the left or right of those items, are my GPS and my Valentine 1.

    If I had to do it all over again, this is exactly how and where I would mount these.

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