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June 18, 2024
Description
This plate enables you to move the 60-12V converter from under the battery to the rear of the bike, behind the battery.
It can be mounted on existing holes usind 4mm rivets.
You need M5 bolts and nuts to mount the converter on the plate
That way, you save some space and bring more air to the engine.
Also, i did that in order to install a cooling fan on the engine.
You may need to add cable length.
It needs to be printed using water resistant material such as ABS, ASA or PETG.
License:
CULTS - Private Use
