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install a krendlelock on a rt limited
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Bob Denman
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I just got done... :2thumbs:
:lecturef_smilie: TRUST ME!!!!! nojoke
If I can install this piece; ANYBODY can!! :thumbup:
It took me 25 minutes, but I'm a Klutz!
This is CHEAP insurance against the theft of an expensive GPS!
:lecturef_smilie: TRUST ME!!!!! nojoke
If I can install this piece; ANYBODY can!! :thumbup:
It took me 25 minutes, but I'm a Klutz!
This is CHEAP insurance against the theft of an expensive GPS!
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Brentc
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No excuse
Ok, we now have no excuses for not making it to Spyderfest. We have directions now.
Ok, we now have no excuses for not making it to Spyderfest. We have directions now.
Bob Denman
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My dog always has a seat in the car; but can't drive! 
If we can punch a destination in: it'll get us there! :thumbup:
If we can punch a destination in: it'll get us there! :thumbup:
auldy
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Cheap Alternative
Hi All
Thinking outside the square, if you want a cheap quick fix to keep your friends from playing tricks, or worse some low life stealing your Zumo, I put a Plastic Cable Tie on the shaft of the release lever. With the tie in place on the shaft you cannot depress the release lever to remove the Zumo. When done just cut the plastic tie off.
Obviously the Kradlelock is a more robust and preferred deterrent but I find the zip tie handy as a quick fix
Hi All
Thinking outside the square, if you want a cheap quick fix to keep your friends from playing tricks, or worse some low life stealing your Zumo, I put a Plastic Cable Tie on the shaft of the release lever. With the tie in place on the shaft you cannot depress the release lever to remove the Zumo. When done just cut the plastic tie off.
Obviously the Kradlelock is a more robust and preferred deterrent but I find the zip tie handy as a quick fix
Bob Denman
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(Thinking like a criminal...)
A simple pair of wire cutters, and I'm GONE with your GPS! :yikes:
After seeing how solid and secure this makes the setup; why try to save money on doing it cheaply (And Less securely)? :dontknow:
A simple pair of wire cutters, and I'm GONE with your GPS! :yikes:
After seeing how solid and secure this makes the setup; why try to save money on doing it cheaply (And Less securely)? :dontknow:
JayBros
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The Zumo 590 that was part of my OTD deal came with a complete set of accessories amongst which was a protective cap for the contact pins on the GPS cradle and is locked in place by the Kradellock. I find it a much better option than trying to stretch BRP's rubber boot over the Kradellock and GPS mount when I don't ride with the Zumo installed, like during local running around. It's worth a check with Garmin to see if there is such a device for models other than the 590 if one has a different one. JMO.
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Bob Denman
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Since there seems to be no reason to lock the boot into place: leave the Kradellock open, and you're good to go! :2thumbs:
J48cruiser
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Order mine last night will update when it arrives thanks for all the input
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Bob Denman
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If you ordered the Kapplock also; you didn't have to...
But I'm going to use mine to make it tougher for the :cus:-bags to steal my Go-Pro.
(It replaces the big thumbwheel "nut' that is used on any of the Ram accessory mounting arms...)
But I'm going to use mine to make it tougher for the :cus:-bags to steal my Go-Pro.
(It replaces the big thumbwheel "nut' that is used on any of the Ram accessory mounting arms...)
cuznjohn
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J48cruiser
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installed it on Friday it's well made and I feel Secure leaving my GPS on the bike but one problem was the GPS keeps flopping down is there any way to tighten up the up-and-down motion on the mount thanks for any help
Bob Denman
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I think that you just need to go back in, and tighten up the four screws that hold the Kradellock to the clamps.
I believe that the bottom screw kind of attaches to the "solid" end of the clamp, and the top one attached to the part that tightens down to provide the clamping force. :thumbup:
I believe that the bottom screw kind of attaches to the "solid" end of the clamp, and the top one attached to the part that tightens down to provide the clamping force. :thumbup:
Bob Denman
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:dontknow: That's very possible: mine could be backwards! nojoke
One end goes solidly into the body of the clamps, and the other one hooks to the end that pivots in and out as the tightening force is changed...
One end goes solidly into the body of the clamps, and the other one hooks to the end that pivots in and out as the tightening force is changed...
J48cruiser
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THANKS GUYS FOR THE HELP GOT IT ALL TIGHTEN DOWN AND NO PROBLEM WITH MY ROBIN HOOD SUN SHADE STILL FITS ONE LESS THING TO DO AT PIT STOPS
Bob Denman
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:congrats: Glad to hear that you were able to...
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