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AiM Solo/2/DL Yamaha YZF-R1 15-20/YZF-R6 17-20 Lap Timer Bracket

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STG SKU:
A|2499-X46KSYR115|0
$39.00
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This kit comes with everything you need to mount your AiM Solo / Solo 2 / Solo DL / Solo DL 2 to your triple clamp on your Yamaha R1/R6 (see below for year fitment).

Please note that this bracket kit blocks the steering stem nut and will not work if you have a steering stem-mounted stabilizer.

Fitment:

  • R1 2015-2019
  • R6 2017-2019

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  • 4
    Works, but make sure to check tightness periodically

    Posted by Matt on 15th Nov 2024

    I have used this for a couple of years, and just ordered another for my B bike. It has good grip preventing it from pulling out, but it is still easy for it to swing a little bit horizontally when bumped. Over time, that can loosen it up. I found this out to my dismay when my lap timer suddenly flew over my shoulder at 120mph and required some repair afterwards. So periodically check for tightness. It might also be a good idea to drill a hole and add safety wire.

  • 5
    Like the placement

    Posted by Maurice Adcock on 29th May 2024

    Goes in the center of your triple rathe then off the side on your fork easy install

  • 4
    Snug fit, tight space for Solo2 install

    Posted by Unknown on 6th Mar 2021

    I bought this to hold my Solo2DL on my 2016 R1. The install was a piece of cake. It goes into the steering stem and sits the Solo2 right above the triple clamp. It essentially provides a plate for you to screw in your Solo2 and the bracket it came with. You need to install the Solo2 bracket onto the plate first to screw it down before installing the Solo2 and tightening its captive screws. It's nice that the plate sits low to keep the Solo2 relatively out of the way, but it's really tricky getting your fingers beneath the Solo2 bracket for the leverage you need to tighten the captive screws to hold the actual Solo2 down. Space is really limited. Maybe there's an install trick for those captive screws I haven't figured out yet? Other than that everything fits snug and keeps the Solo2 install tidy.