Head Stay motor mount

[tritty_wall]

I was just wondering about these mounts, is see that some guys are using these and others are not. When I bought my R it didn't have one on it. I'm getting a new ESR 350PV and was just wondering if I should buy one for my R? If it isn't a big deal then I won't bother getting one cuz, I would like to save the money since I just shelled out so much for the motor. Any or all input would great, Thanks

[mineralgrey01gt]

i ran one on mine and it definitely stiffened up the chassis IMO. I still have it, its a laeger's headstay

[tritty_wall]

Are all years the same? I have a 88 frame, anyone have one in good shape F/S? Would like it to be chrome, Black, or red in color. Thanks

[mineralgrey01gt]

Id sell mine. I just sprayed it black but its much thicker than a normal one. $40 shipped its yours.

[TLR-Online]

Originally posted by mineralgrey01gt
Id sell mine. I just sprayed it black but its much thicker than a normal one. $40 shipped its yours.

Thats a good price! I have a leager's headstay on my bike and love it. I dont use the lower bolt so the head can move freely.

[tritty_wall]

mineralgrey01gt could you send me a picture of it? themanofearltown@hotmail.com , Is it better to let the motor have a little movement? because if thats the case I might not even buy one. Is it more for the frame or the motor?

[J.B.]

even if you do not hook it up to the head (some do, some dont) at least install one for your frame. imo

[mineralgrey01gt]

sorry it took so long for me to respond. Im sending the email now, the batteries in my keyboard went out and its a pain in the *** to type on a touchscreen computer

[Ruf Racing]

Originally posted by J.B.
even if you do not hook it up to the head (some do, some dont) at least install one for your frame. imo

That's a good idea. Just remove the head to bracket bolt. :D