Yamaha XSR 700 Gauge relocation

cults3d

Hey, i was looking for a gauge relocation kit for the XSR 700 Yamaha motorcycle then i found one but at 60usd, quite expensive for a bent piece of metal, so i completely remade it for it to be 3d printed. I recomend using PLA or PETG (other filament may do the job but i cannot tell as i tested it on PLA and PETG). This gauge relocation kit will move you gauge up and on right (see pictures) PARAMETERS VERY IMPORTANT! infill density 100% so it is very hard plastic, and i also recommend to paint it in whatever color you want so it is protected against UV light and has a better look. HOW TO MOUNT IT ? Easy and fast (10 minutes) -Loosen the 2 allen screws that are holding the gauge to your bike. -Remove the rubber arround the connector and diconnect it. -Now remove the 3 srews behing the gauge. -Then you can separate the gauge from its original holder. -Remove the 3 black rubbers that are on the original holder. -Add the rubbers you removed from original part to the 3d printed one. -Place the gauge on the 3d printed part(you'll probably need to play with the gauge to get it in place. -Now add your 3 screws that you removed on step3 at the back to secure the gauge in the 3d printed model. -Almost done! Now reconnect your gauge and tight it to the motorcycle and you are done ! If you do not understand look at the picture i added ;). NOTE: Key may be ennoying to put when you want to start your bike so maybe you want to move it somewhere else, or get used to it that's what i do. I hope you will like it, enjoy :D. UPDATED: 26/06/2020 I found a weak point on the model, i fixed it and it should be okay. Also i adjusted the height of the fixation, increasing the gauge location height witch should be better to put the key in the lock when you want to use you bike with this installed. Now i recommend 70-80 % infill because after some tests i saw that with 70-80% infil it's more ridgid, it's better to use then.