All 2st trailtech vector install

I have been on one ride with my new vector on my 09 wr300 and its awesome-thank you Motorsportz. However, I now have the sturdier all metal bracket and am ready to attach the whole thing to the bike but am having some issues, which I am sure I am creating.

The bracket attaches easily to the front of the bike however it replaces the stock plastic (console?) thing that held the stock speedo and more importantly for my purposes had a spot to attach the top part of the # plate.

So bracket and vector no issue but the # plate is not attached.
I know pictures would be helpful maybe I'll have a chance to snap a few tonight.

Anyone else had this problem, or have some ideas for me?

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I had the same problem. I'm using the HDB top clamp with their Vapor/Vector billet protector. I'm using the number plate, but plan on putting on a headlight.

I don't mean to get off topic ,but what number do you guys have for front wheel size, I have an older trailtech that reads slow on my bike and didn't get any directions with it,as I got it used and off of a Yamaha.
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I think I didn't adjust mine from the standard 21" wheel size that's the default. I remember checking it with a GPS and it was pretty close.

With the GPS, the odometer reading was nearly spot on with the Vector, but the current speed was off by maybe a couple MPH. I remember someone explained this to me and it made sense, but it's been a while..

I just looked on the TrailTech site and found some instructions for my unit (Endurance) and will see whats in there for numbers.
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Yeah, I'm all good. The guy who runs Highway Dirt Bikes is just a few minutes from my house and he's even delivered stuff to my door. I also have the Trailtech bracket that has the L shape which bolts to the front of the triple (they call it their 'Flat Surface Protector'). I ended up not using that, but Trailtech also makes a top mount setup. I'm a big fan of the HDB stuff, but if you are already invested in hand guards, have a look at the other mounts from Trailtech.

Okay,

Thanks for the replies guys.

I will figure something out.

I know I can make it work.

If it turns out decent I'll post a pic.

So, it was much easier than I thought it would be. I used a 2 1/2" corner bracket that I had in a drawer, drilled a hole for where I wanted the top of the # plate to attach and then bolted it all together.

I left the bottom of the # plate out of the bracket so I had room to work and then after it was bolted together just lifted it into place.

Much easier and less hassle then I thought it would be.

I love the computer and thanks to Motorsportz for the quick response to my questions and great customer service and products.

Now I just need to ride.