I was checking out an SE (not my brothers) and the instrument pod moved alot in my hand. Is that normal? It seemed that it was only attached on the upper right side.
In short, and not wishing to overstate the obvious....
No.
It's rubber mounted so will move a little but shouldn't be loose. Taking the cowl off to get at the mounting bolts isn't hard, just takes a few minutes and some care. Remove the indicators to get at the lower mounts and the screen to get at the uppers.
Edit: just noticed you said "SE" not sure what that is... mine was a Girly answer :oops:
he's talking about the 1050 Special Edition--a sexy beast:
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Mvhjidbvdzc/SO2HaxHxJyI/AAAAAAAAIq0/WzdfF3nMUhE/s400/Tiger-SE.jpg)
Geof
Quote from: "TallRob"I was checking out an SE (not my brothers) and the instrument pod moved alot in my hand. Is that normal? It seemed that it was only attached on the upper right side.
They ar just quivering with torque :lol: :lol:
Seriously I didn't notice anything abnormal there but didn't go yanking at the pod itself, shouldn't be any difference between the SE and otehr lesser farkled models.
Quote from: "abruzzi"he's talking about the 1050 Special Edition--a sexy beast:
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Mvhjidbvdzc/SO2HaxHxJyI/AAAAAAAAIq0/WzdfF3nMUhE/s400/Tiger-SE.jpg)
Needs knobbies. And mud. Lots of mud. :mrgreen:
It needs the comfort of my garage :lol:
I noticed mine wobbled a little and on removing the front nosecone fairing i found the pod to be held by one small bolt at bottom and the top just pushes into two rubber grommets. Cured mine by putting some clear silicone sealant around the plastic pegs before pushing them into the rubbers.Left it for a few hours to cure, job done.
Quote from: "EvilBetty"It needs the comfort of my garage :lol:
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