July 27, 2023
Description
Mounting a Sena 10S to a Nolan N87 without reaching for the 3M double-sided tape
The Nolan N87 has a quite elaborate outer shape and no allowance to mount a Sena 10S in any sane manner with the provided Brackets. This Adapter fits the existing N-Com Mounts under the Plastic Rim.
If printed in PETG, it should last a fair while and during 1100 km of driving over winding mountain passes, city stop-n-go, and highways, I couldn't feel any negative effects I'd attribute to the bracket. No vibrations, no wind noise, wasn't in the way at all. If anything, it kept me from accidentally bumping the Ringdial button while fumbling for the sun visor.
Without a windshield and at higher speeds, It probably is noticeable.
There might be additional danger involved when using this bracket, but so is driving in shorts and flip-flops.
Print in PETG (Prusa Orange Prusament shown in Pictures) with any Settings you choose. I went with the 0.20 Quality Setting.
Use “Place on Face” and set it on the lower surfaces.
Turn on “Support on build plate only”. It will print without it, but the edges will fray. I advise on placing some Support Blockers to keep it out of the regions that will print fine without them:
Disassemble your Nolan N87 as per the Instruction Manual. Take of N-Com Plastic Rim and find the left square cut out.
The mount will not fit on the right side, and your Sena would be the wrong way around anyway.
The N-Com Plastic Rim is quite forgiving, but will break if you are rough.
Everything will seat completely and there should be (almost) no tension on the Plastic Rim.
License:
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