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GTM V7-850 single speedo drop kit

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For those also with O.C.D., our single gauge drop and center bracket;

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GT MotoCycles V7-850 E5 Single Speedo Drop Bracket

GTM V7-850 E5 Single Gauge Drop Kit MADE TO PAID ORDER ONLY UNLESS COUNT IS SHOWN - ALLOW ~4-6 WEEKS GTM's retro lay-down gauge kit! This single gauge version centers the gauge on the triples/between the bar clamps, and give a better angle to reduce midday glare. See link below for the dual...
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Todd, do you know if the instrument cluster will clear behind a Guareschi Moto headlight fairing with this drop bracket?

thanks,
Scott
 
Received the bracket today. Now just have to wait for some warmer weather as the workshop is unheated and it's -5 C today.

Nicely made

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kildareman said:
Received the bracket today. Now just have to wait for some warmer weather as the workshop is unheated and it's -5 C today.
Nicely made
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Thanks for the words and post here and on the STORE review.
For the six that voted, I only got two orders, so I made two. From here on out they will be built to order only.
Thanks to the two that purchased!
 
And as the temperature has gone the right way - now a sunny +5C, I fitted Tod's centering bracket.

AS a reminder:

Before:

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After:

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I didn't reuse MG's securing bolts as the heads had burred taking them off - The nut on the under side needs to be removed first as the mounting points are also threaded so the nut is just extra security.

Looks way better now being symmetrical and there's room in front so no issues with the Guzzi screen.

I also mounted the bracket on top rather than below the top yoke. Personal preference.
 
As a reminder…

When you receive these parts, please take the time to come back to the STORE and leave positive feedback for GTM.

That seems to be like pulling teeth to get people to do that. We need to promote the products that GTM makes for this marque. So very few people ever do.

Thank you very much.
 
I'd like to know if it works with the 2024 Corsa, even though the bikini fairing makes the offset gauge appear less annoying. How much further forward does it place the gauge? I'm guessing about 25mm from the photos.
 
I didn’t get any. I removed the two bolts on top of the current speedo mount (T15 I believe), make sure you have a 10mm wrench on the bolt on the bottom of the main two screws.
Removed the two torx screws (T10 or something I can’t remember) in the back of the speedo.
Separate the back of the speedo from the front.
Two sets of wires are there, both need the zip tie cut to detach from original mount.
Remove the three Phillips metal screws.
Remove the three rubber discs from the original mount and attach to the new plate.
The dual wire with the terminated/capped end doesn’t attach to anything on the new mount, just make sure it’s in between the speedo once it’s put back together it shouldn’t fall out… or find a way to attach it maybe with heat glue. I didn’t bother.
Put the original T15s in and you should be set.
 
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bvbowes said:
I didn’t get any. I removed the two bolts on top of the current speedo mount (T15 I believe), make sure you have a 10mm wrench on the bolt on the bottom of the main two screws.
Removed the two torx screws (T10 or something I can’t remember) in the back of the speedo.
Separate the back of the speedo from the front.
Two sets of wires are there, both need the zip tie cut to detach from original mount.
Remove the three Phillips metal screws.
Remove the three rubber discs from the original mount and attach to the new plate.
The dual wire with the terminated/capped end doesn’t attach to anything on the new mount, just make sure it’s in between the speedo once it’s put back together it shouldn’t fall out… or find a way to attach it maybe with heat glue. I didn’t bother.
Put the original T15s in and you should be set.
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Who needs instructions when you do this! Thank you very much !!
 
Ok all done. Took about 35 minutes with me being slow and careful. (Next up is the Dart screen, whenever it gets here)

Before, after and rear shots are attached. I made sure that the loose cable protruded out the back housing.

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