Quick explain for the Imperial Bro's: the scaling on the Newtonmeter on the right side is wrong, it shall be dNm, for Dezi-Newton-Meter. 13 dNm equals to 130 Nm, which are about 95 lb*ft. For comparison: The 107 M8 in a Sport Glide pounds in 145 Nm@3250 U/Min with 1,745 Liter Engine size.
Horsepower metric to Horsepower imperial I leave to you ;-)
Red and Blue is torque,Green and Pink is HP. Finally the first engine diagramm I found for my PanAm-> Thank you!
Last edited by bofh1599; 12-09-2021 at 02:33 PM.
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FWIW, I swear by the Nealey tire repair kit. It's dead-simple to use, and it works. I got a nail in a week-old tire on my Road Glide, used the Nealey stuff, and the tire holds air like a champ. No issues whatsoever.
Started working on installing the mount and wiring for my Zumo XT. Was going good until I dropped the windshield stop for one side, its a little L bracket. Couldn't find it, looked 30 minute before I had to get ready for Christmas party. Will look more today after Church.
Started working on installing the mount and wiring for my Zumo XT. Was going good until I dropped the windshield stop for one side, its a little L bracket. Couldn't find it, looked 30 minute before I had to get ready for Christmas party. Will look more today after Church.
Perfect timing with your post because as I type I am remounting my Zumo. I was using the Tourtech mount, but it's to intrusive an each time I get gas I have to swivel the GPS upward.
Started working on installing the mount and wiring for my Zumo XT. Was going good until I dropped the windshield stop for one side, its a little L bracket. Couldn't find it, looked 30 minute before I had to get ready for Christmas party. Will look more today after Church.
where did you get that mount from and how much was it if you don’t mind me asking?
where did you get that mount from and how much was it if you don’t mind me asking?
There was a guy on Facebook selling them in the "Harley Davidson Pan America Adventure Touring Group" Inn quotes is exact group name. Mike Estes is the guys name. Price was 45 dollars including shipping. I then had it powder coated black. When done it will be a clean install right above factory screen.
There was a guy on Facebook selling them in the "Harley Davidson Pan America Adventure Touring Group" Inn quotes is exact group name. Mike Estes is the guys name. Price was 45 dollars including shipping. I then had it powder coated black. When done it will be a clean install right above factory screen.
Did you find the lost part? I swear I can be working on something, never leave my spot, and lose everything from a wrench to a screw.
Did you find the lost part? I swear I can be working on something, never leave my spot, and lose everything from a wrench to a screw.
No, I looked for an Hour. Then my wife looked for an hour. It was the stop for going up with the windshield, and l bracket with a whole for the screw. So I took the one I had to Ace and found an l bracket same thickness and width, but longer on both end. I drilled the hole I needed then cut it to correct lengths. Worked like a champ.
Weill I finished up the GPS install today. Just waiting on a Gerbing male plug to arrive. Then I will solder it onto the red and black wires, and plug it into the spare heated gear plug on the bike. Power will come on when I start the bike and turn off when I stop the bike. Ran the wires in factory Harness like I did for the light install. I wanted a clean looking installation with nothing on the bars.
Wire coming down between fairing and instrument panel.
Wire going into bike where factory wires go in. Tank is off.
Air box is loos and moved a bit to route wire in factory harness on left side of air box looking forward.
Wire switches to right side behind tank, garmin fuse is the little black box,
Red and black wire coming out of the black box continue to heated gear locations, all in factory harness.
Installation complete. Neat appearance and clean looking.
Close up, picture was taken with me seated on bike.
12-09-2021 | 08:44 AM
About the Diagramm above
