Yamaha Tracer 7/7GT/700 navigation bar
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Extends shield mount to install 12mm navigation bar on Yamaha Tracer 7/700 motorcycle.
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I needed good mount place for a navigation for my Yamaha Tracer 7GT 2022.
Looking onto what place there is and what I need, I decided to create mountable adapters allowing to install standard 12mm bar so some kind of navigation or other accessory can be mounted in a way that won't obscure standard cluster display and allow still to adjust shield height.
My navigation is TomTom Rider, so here there is also adapter for mount conveniently standard TomTom mounting base to the cross bar.
I do not have opportunity to check how it fits for neither older versions of Tracers nor other types of shields but as long as mounting is the same it shall fits I guess.
Additional components:
- You need to buy some metal 12mm pipe that will act as a cross bar. Adapters are compatible with pipe wall thickness of 1mm.
- 4x ɸ5mm screw, 15mm or longer (if you are using TomTom Rider adapter mount)
After/during mounting it is advised to glue pipe endings being plugged into adapters and, when glue will get strong, use small 1-2mm drill to make cross drill through pipe and adapter secured with fitting wire/nail to be sure that cross bar will not rotate under the load.
Way of mounting on the cross bar is up to you, but if you use my adapter for TomTom Rider it is advised to use some thin rubber (e.g. cut part of bike inner tube) to create good grip/traction while not disabling totally ability to adjust with hand.
Print direction: for structure rigidity and ability to withstand load, it is advised to print on a side so layers will go across whole structure.
I advise to use some tough but flexible material, such as PETG or ASA. Printing in PLA is not the best idea, I think.
Catch some pictures for process reference below.









