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How To Build an EZTag Holder for a Motorcycle

How To Build an EZTag Holder for a Motorcycle

When I bought my Bonnie last August, I also bought an EZPass, one of those toll booth RFID tags.  I got the old-school cigarette pack-sized one, not one of the new stickers.

It comes with instructions.  Attach to windshield.  My Bonneville, and many motorcycles like it, does not have a windshield.

So, I built a small plate for the tag which attaches to the speedometer and tach.  It's not the most aesthetically  pleasing piece of work, nor complicated, but I've found it extremely useful.  And it hasn't fallen off yet!

check out my other projects @ www.woodshopcowboy.com

 
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Step 1Materials & Tools

Materials & Tools
Materials & Tools:

1 Sheet of Light Gauge Aluminum (bought at home center)
1 Pack of industrial quality Velcro (bought at home center)

Tools:

Metal Snips
Nail Punch & Mallet
FIle
Permanent Marker
Metal Ruler & Dial Caliper
French Curve Set

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Oct 27, 2011. 6:31 PMivancamilov says:
Wouldn't it be easier to get something to keep it in your arm, like this? http://cdn.inquisitr.com/wp-content/2009/10/iphone.png

That way you don't mess up with something as beautiful as a bonnie ;)

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