EZ Pass mounting location/method
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EZ Pass mounting location/method
In the NY/NJ northeast we have EZ pass. (In some states similar is called fastpass, sunpass, etc.) a device to pay tolls electronically. That said, what are some of the mounting options people are using above and beyond simple velcro supplied with the EZ pass. I dont want to get that gunk on my screen mouning the two plastic velco (sort of) parts. Anyone have pictures or suggestions? FYI I have the lil $210 stock sport shield that most bikes seem to ship with, and all is stock up front there, currently unfarkled. Ideally some method that will allow easy removal as I only need the pass installed when heading out of town which is one in twenty rides for me.
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deilenberger
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The restrictions you put on make what I did problematical - but it might give you an idea.
On the BMW touring shield mount there is a crossbar right behind the instrument cluster. I painted my EZPass black and used 3 heavy tie-wraps to fasten it (correct side forward) to that crossbar. I did this after loosing one from my tankbag map pocket.
In this position - it just about disappears due to being painted black, and it works fine (same angle as a windshield) and it is theft proof - the windshield in front of it makes access to it about impossible without removing the windshield.
I never take mine off since I have one for each vehicle I own. It's secure, it works and I never have to think about it (an important requirement for me..)
On the BMW touring shield mount there is a crossbar right behind the instrument cluster. I painted my EZPass black and used 3 heavy tie-wraps to fasten it (correct side forward) to that crossbar. I did this after loosing one from my tankbag map pocket.
In this position - it just about disappears due to being painted black, and it works fine (same angle as a windshield) and it is theft proof - the windshield in front of it makes access to it about impossible without removing the windshield.
I never take mine off since I have one for each vehicle I own. It's secure, it works and I never have to think about it (an important requirement for me..)
Don Eilenberger - NJ Shore
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2012 R1200R - I love this bike!
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