Fourth set of Extra's for the Tiger 1050
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I hate large tank bags so I attach a small camera bag to the
fuel tank with magnets. This bag is just large enough for my
Wallet, Keys, Phone and some loose change.
TIP: I stuck some clear film on to the Tank to prevent the bag
scratching the paint.
fuel tank with magnets. This bag is just large enough for my
Wallet, Keys, Phone and some loose change.
TIP: I stuck some clear film on to the Tank to prevent the bag
scratching the paint.
Suzuki Bar End Mounts
I get some vibration through the handlebars. I think it
is caused by the Motrax Crash Bars or the Hand
Guards. To counteract the vibration I have fitted bar
end weights from a Suzuki GSXR 1000. All big
Suzuki's vibrate and their bar end weights are
machined from solid stainless. The standard Tiger
bar end weights are much lighter. The extra weight
from a solid lump of stainless does help reduce
Vibration.
TIP: You really need a lathe to trim the weights and
shorten the boss that fits inside the handlebar.
I get some vibration through the handlebars. I think it
is caused by the Motrax Crash Bars or the Hand
Guards. To counteract the vibration I have fitted bar
end weights from a Suzuki GSXR 1000. All big
Suzuki's vibrate and their bar end weights are
machined from solid stainless. The standard Tiger
bar end weights are much lighter. The extra weight
from a solid lump of stainless does help reduce
Vibration.
TIP: You really need a lathe to trim the weights and
shorten the boss that fits inside the handlebar.
I finally got around to fitting my Triumph 12v auxiliary
power socket. With the Tank removed I found the
12v connecting plug taped up near the injectors. I
removed the tape then simply plugged the connector
into the accessory plug and bolted it to the mounting
hole on the frame.
It only took a couple of minutes to fit which is good, it
took me a whole year to get around to this job which
is bad!.
power socket. With the Tank removed I found the
12v connecting plug taped up near the injectors. I
removed the tape then simply plugged the connector
into the accessory plug and bolted it to the mounting
hole on the frame.
It only took a couple of minutes to fit which is good, it
took me a whole year to get around to this job which
is bad!.
Sometimes I want to listen to a radio on the
move so I use a Sony Radio SRF-M37L. The
Sony is reasonably water resistant. Battery life
is an amazing 20 hours from one AAA battery.
To my knowledge no one supplies an RDS
equipped radio suitable for a bike except Honda
who have a part for the Pan European at £500+.
Ouch!
move so I use a Sony Radio SRF-M37L. The
Sony is reasonably water resistant. Battery life
is an amazing 20 hours from one AAA battery.
To my knowledge no one supplies an RDS
equipped radio suitable for a bike except Honda
who have a part for the Pan European at £500+.
Ouch!