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SportsterDoc

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The Ryder glove box gets rather warm, although a 1/2 liter bottle with ice cubes lasts most of a day, with insulation around it.
However, due to concern for the seal in the compact foot pump and the plug in the Dyna plug, I was looking for an alternate location.

This morning I followed a friend on his Vrod to Las Vegas H-D for 30K service.
Checked out their tool bags, but too large to clear swing arm travel, if mounted to two holes in seat frame.

So I sealed the pump and Dynaplug in Seal A Meal and secured to seat frame, behind fuel tank, with a heavy duty cable tie (175# rated).
If/when needed, I will cut the cable tie.

Not satisfied with appearance, but before making a black nylon or polyester bag for it, will check heat buildup.

This leaves the glove box with only the tool roll, shop towel, spare sun glasses, spare ear plugs.
 

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So I sealed the pump and Dynaplug in Seal A Meal and secured to seat frame. behind fuel tank, with a heavy duty cable tie (175# rated).
If/when needed, I will cut the cable tie.

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Maybe you'd better add at least one spare of those cable ties to the gear in the glove box! :dontknow: Not that I think you're really all that likely to need it, but if you ever do & you've just cut the only cable tie you've got...... :gaah:

Good spot tho, it should work well once you get a proper bag/cover sorted! :thumbup:
 
Maybe you'd better add at least one spare of those cable ties to the gear in the glove box! :dontknow: Not that I think you're really all that likely to need it, but if you ever do & you've just cut the only cable tie you've got......

Good thought, especially since tools have mostly been used to help friends, but when/if I need the pump or Dynaplug, they can ride home in the glove box. Cable tie is about 3/8”wide and 24” long.
 
The Ryder glove box gets rather warm, although a 1/2 liter bottle with ice cubes lasts most of a day, with insulation around it.
However, due to concern for the seal in the compact foot pump and the plug in the Dyna plug, I was looking for an alternate location.

This morning I followed a friend on his Vrod to Las Vegas H-D for 30K service.
Checked out their tool bags, but too large to clear swing arm travel, if mounted to two holes in seat frame.

So I sealed the pump and Dynaplug in Seal A Meal and secured to seat frame, behind fuel tank, with a heavy duty cable tie (175# rated).
If/when needed, I will cut the cable tie.

Not satisfied with appearance, but before making a black nylon or polyester bag for it, will check heat buildup.

This leaves the glove box with only the tool roll, shop towel, spare sun glasses, spare ear plugs.

I like that compact foot pump. I bought a small electric one but I don't fully trust them to work all of the time so I am thinking of a manual pump (high volume) .

What brand is that?
 

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