Ducati Panigale V4S Quad Lock Fork Stem Mount
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- THE SOLUTION TO INSTALL QUAD LOCK FORK STEM MOUNT ON A DUCATI PANIGALE.
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I was so bummed to see that my new Quadlock phone mount that I had been so thrilled to receive, all to find that it wouldn't work 😢. Then I began my RUclips search and what I found at first was a guy who's selling a 3D printed adapter for $25-30 online. I was willing to pay the money, however I didn't want to have to wait even longer. So I continued my search until I found your channel and I'm so glad I did! Such a simple fix I don't know why I didn't think of it . But either way, thanks for the great work and posting it for the rest of us.
Happy I was able to help.
just spent an hour in the garage trying to fit this to my V4 sp ,was thinking am I stupid or something gave up found your video nice one lol, saved me another few hours of scratching my head why it wasn't working , great video 👍
Happy to help
I snapped a few of these 'butterfly bolts' from over tightening - in an attempt to stop the quad lock bracket from moving. In the end I placed a rubber washer between the headstock and the quad lock mount. It negates the need to over tighten and the quad lock mount is now rock solid.
For such a premium price, Quad Lock should really provide a rubber mount - as opposed to the hard plastic base.
Martin Slowey good to know incase that happens to me in the future thanks for the info
Martin what rubber stopper do you suggest? I have a 2021 Panigale V2, same problem with my Quadlock not fitting
Any other issues? Are you able to remove it after
@@dsd-downshiftdave8056 there’s plastic cover at the bottom of the face that you open and it fall through there
@@rstarmotorsports2660 oh I see cool cool
I was worried it would get stuck
Well done sir, I just received my Quadlock for my Panigale and this is exactly what I ran into. I was so aggravated to say the least lol. Thank you for this solution 👍👍
Glad I was able to help.
How did it work out? Any issues
Are you able to remove the whole thing after
You saved my ass today, thanks so much! 🙏 this is why RUclips exists, for great people like you.
Thank you! I just received my QuadLock Stem mount for my Panigale and was annoyed when i couldn’t fit it! But thanks to you I now found the perfect solution.
Let me know how it goes.
same lol did it work?
Top - thanks. Done in less then 5 mins 👍🏼 did it on my 899 today. Even if the original fixing part would fit in, it doesn’t leave a good impression. Their concept for naked bikes is way better.
Any issues with this?
Are you able to remove it if needed or will it be stuck in the hole for good
@@dsd-downshiftdave8056 no all good so far (but drove only ~100km since I made it. Let’s see how it will be over the time). You can remove it easily. Just remove the plastic clip on the other side (above the front wheel), release the screw & it will fall out and you‘ve back the previous condition.
Many thanks. I used the M5 toggle bolt, and utilised the Quadlock’s black countersunk bolt, and a rubber washer on top of the steering head- it fitted nicely and works great on my V2 Panigale.
Can you link these items? I also have a v2 and I’m a dumb dumb when I hear about different bolts n stuffs
I am a bit disappointed in myself for not thinking of this. Thank you for the great idea. I put some lock tight on mine for some added piece of mind.
You're awesome! Thanks for the video with alternative fix! I have an 899, and actually used a magnetic pen tool. I took the plastic cap that covers the fork stem that's located right above the front fender. I put the Quad Lock adjustable screw from the bottom and pushed it up. However, when I got the screw to thread from the top side into the adjustable stem, it expanded all the way, but the small metal parts just slipped right out. Was literally about to write Quad Lock an email to see if I can return. I'm going to home depot to pick one of these up!
Yeah the rubber and metal screw will slip because there’s oil in the fork stem so need something to hold it tight and that’s why I did it the way I did in the video, every month or two I would just tight it again just so it’s still good because from the vibration it gets lose once in a while but I’m fine with that it takes me 30 seconds to tight it once a month or so and also don’t tight it too much.
@@rstarmotorsports2660 I had a spare rubber mount lying around, and the same anchor screw you used. I cut up the rubber mount to place it as a "washer" under the Quad Lock stem, tightened it up, and now it's solid and secure! Before I found the spare rubber mount, I saw that Lowes sells rubber washers--I think a 1/2" diameter for the hole, if not, just cut it like I did.
Bro thanks for the video . I just before try to return the quad try to get some tip on line and watched ur video and resolve the problem. U are the man 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 many thannnxxxx
Glad that I was able to help.
To fit using the standard wider extension that comes in the packet, there is a small round plastic cover underneath the yoke (just above the front mudguard). You can unclip this cover and insert the extender from below)... have seen another video showing this approach - you just need a small bit of foam to push it all the way to the top of the yoke until you have tightened it from the top.
Of course that’s one way of doing it
@@rstarmotorsports2660 Hey man, I just want to say thanks for the video. I tried the alternative way of pushing the nut and sleeve up through the yoke... as there is a gap between the tube and the top of the yoke even that is too big for the big attachment. I did what you did in this video and it works perfectly. So thank you, credit where credit is due!
@@bikesmusic5380 i was thinking the same thing as you (i don't have my bike yet). can you clarify? are you saying the bigger/wider base doesn't get wide enough or the distance between the top mount and the wider base is too great for the bolt to reach? if so, couldn't you use a longer bolt?
@@neverendingweekend the QL one doesn’t expand anywhere near enough and since there’s no tube wall immediately under the yoke, there isn’t anything for it to grip. The toggle grip is a cheap and effective solution. I’ve done about 15 aggressive track days and it is still solid
You are my hero
Nice video bro, I like how you compensate what parts needed to make it work. Well done!
Nice you should add a link for the exact screw set you used I had to order a 3D printed tube
Thanks for this, getting a QuadLock now since there is a workaround for it to fit Panigales
Love my quadlock. Nice work around 👏
Ty so much ❤️
The toggle bolts keeps snapping if you use 1/8 toggle bolts. I got 3/16 toggle bolts with Phillips flat head and rubber spacers from home depot. It fits much better.
What size of rubber spacers did you use and where did you apply them?
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I did this and it will not stay secure for long. After 1 month the stem become lose and I have to keep replacing the bolt, quadlock needs a stem that will work for the Panigale, the price is over $125 after you buy all part and the vibration damper, we shouldn’t have to go buy anything else to amount it to our motorcycle.
Another way of doing it you can use the bolts that comes with the quadlock but you’ll have to open the plastic clip under the front facial on top of the front wheel fender and you can push the bolt that’s included you just need to find something to hold it with while you push it up and tight it from the stem I’ve seen some people do it and it works
@@rstarmotorsports2660 does this actually work? someone in the comments mentioned it didn't work for him. maybe the internal diameter is still too large or the distance between the top mount and the mounting bolt is too great for the bolt to reach?
@@neverendingweekend it works for most of us I believe the one that couldn’t get it to work they were doing something wrong otherwise why wouldn’t it work. Just my guess
To confirm, I’m referring to using the wider bolt that comes with the quad lock and raising it from the bottom. That works?
@@neverendingweekend yes that can work aswell I’ve seen few guys that did it but you’ll need to use something to push it up it might take more time to do it but worth it.
Great video. Can you still read the indicators on the speedo when the phone is attached?
Yes
Legend!
Great help can you let me know what size toggle bolt to get pls?
Karl Zaman 1/8 you can see it in the video aswell
@@rstarmotorsports2660 thanks very much will be getting it tmrw
This is really helpful thank you
I did the same with my Ram mount to my bike
How did the toggle bolt secure inside of the fork stem? I would be worried about it coming lose from the vibration.
It’s good every few months I just tight it again and it’s good to go
cool i like it
I'm here because of the same situation lol
Hi do you have the link for « boulon a ailettes » please ?
I got them from my local home depot
Like it I'll buy one to my bike 👌👍👏😉
How is yours holding up? I’ve had mine on my V2 for a couple weeks and it keeps loosening in the fork. I tightened it but it snapped. Luckily the toggle bolts are a 4 pack so I was able to replace it. I wish they would make a better size adapter.
Joel Propst mine still fine and works perfectly, if it snaps again try doing the same thing but wrap the edges with some rubber band or something to give it a better grip
R STAR MOTORSPORTS The edges of the quad lock part that goes in the fork stem?
Joel Propst no the one that you’re already using you can just wrap the edge of each tip with rubber band to give it grip I’m not sure if this will work but I believe there’s a way to make it work just maybe the first bolt you used was a bad one and with the second one you have it should be good to go
R STAR MOTORSPORTS Oh right on. Thanks bro!
What do you do if you want to remove the quadlock mount for whatever reason?
There’s a plastic cover under the facial of the bike you open it and it’ll drop. Also you can use the lock that’s provided by quad lock but you’ll have to open the plastic cover and use something to push the lock nut from the bottom to the top it’s also doable I’ve seen people that did it
@@rstarmotorsports2660 alright, thank you very much for the info
Too fast. Does the phone obscure the bike’s display? It also seems you need a special phone case. What are your overall thoughts on the solution?
frankymacf I can still see my display which is good and the phone case comes with it you just gotta select your phone type and they’ll send you a case aswell, I love mine it works perfectly.
2020DucatiPanigaleV4s Thanks, appreciate it. Have just ordered one.
Thanks alot
I dropped the 3 piece metal ring down the hole! Help
William Watson there’s a plastic clip underneath if you can see it just pull it out and try to reach the pieces and be careful, if that didn’t work try to get a long magnet extension hope for that to work and also look in the formes there’s few people had the same problem and they’ve found a way to get it out
@@rstarmotorsports2660 I did the same thing when I installed mine in February. Pulled the clip and fell right out. I had to use a rubber bushing to install it since it didn't fit correctly. Looks like it should come with the kit.
Love it 🤙🏻
Where did you get that other butterfly kit from?
Home Depot or any supplies store
Great one 👌🏻
Awesome
Are you able to remove this after?
How would you remove that toggle bolt if you wanted to? Nice bike btw. :)
There is a plastic clip under the face of the bike you can just drop the bolt and it’ll come out easy. Thanks.
@@rstarmotorsports2660 Have you had any issues using the toggle bolt since you installed it? Stays secure and tight? How do you like the Quad Lock?
@@johnmadison479 it’s good you’ll might have to re tight it if you do long rides the Ducati’s make lots of vibration and the bolt might get a bit lose every couple months but it’s easy 30 second job to have it tight again
@@rstarmotorsports2660 will using a tread lock help for bolt and clip better stabilization? Just wondering. I just ran into same problem. And just worried about bolt get losen.
@@austineunsushin9628 yes that’ll help
That is so fucking smart,i have a tech mount and has the same problem, I'm going to use that idea.i just subscribed to your channel, what year panigale do you have? I have a 2019 V-4.
Let us know how it’ll go. 2020 v4s
So dumb how much we pay for their anchors and we have to go buy some completely different one for it to work 😂
There’s another way of doing it with the stuff that comes with it that I wanna try but I have to open the plastic clip at the bottom and try to reach from the bottom to the top and work it out some how if it’s doable I’ll make a video in the next few days
I’m told you NEED the anti vibration attachment or it will ruin your phones camera
That’s true it happened to my phone twice I just went to apple store the first time they replaced the camera the second time they just gave me a new phone since my phone was under 1 year old but now I’ve bought the anti vibration but haven’t installed it yet I’ll make a video about it in the next couple of days hopefully
@@rstarmotorsports2660 if you ride it one time will it destroy your camera or does it take time?
@@MitEclipse91 short ride not a problem it happened to me when I went for a very long ride, Ducati’s vibrate a lot but I still won’t risk it specially if you don’t have warranty for your phone
the problem is “if” your Toggle Bolts are Stainless or not... If not they might cause rust inside... So my question is if its Stainless or not? 😊
I’m not sure to be honest and I believe if you change it every year that should be an issue
Didn’t work for my V4S. Kept breaking the toggle clips as they wouldn’t hold tight enough. All the broken bits fell down the steering tube. Opened the plastic hatch to get them out and then the plastic hatch clip on one side broke. Absolute nightmare. Returning my quad lock as it just doesn’t work well. Anyone know of another alternative product?
Man that’s horrible I never had any issues like that and it’s working fine for me
@@rstarmotorsports2660 It’s a shame because I really wanted it to work. I can’t find any other alternatives?
Give it another try or try using the big socket or whatever it’s called that comes with the quad lock in the the box, I know it won’t fit through the ring but if you try to do it through the plastic clip under the face of the bike and use something to push it up and hold it maybe that can work I know it’s lots of work but I’ve always had this idea as a back up
Didn’t work for my 202 V4S either
i tried using these from home depot and the damn bolt kept snapping in half
Don’t over tight it
@@rstarmotorsports2660 then it moves around what am i doing wrong lol
Maybe you just got a bad product try to buy another one and tight it just enough so that it won’t move
so i went and bought some stronger bolts as well and rubber spacers put two on the bottom of the mount to fill the little void and it works great!
Perfect 👌🏼
This is useless. I bought the same this from Home Depot but they are not strong enough to secure it. If u tight too much, the screws breaks. If u don’t tight enough, they wiggles. Absolute waste of time.
I never had any issues with it and it works perfectly, another way of doing it you can use the one that comes with the quad lock, there’s a plastic cover under the face of the bike pop that open and find a way to push that screw from the bottom to the top that’s the best way of doing I’ve seen people that did it
Didn’t work for my 2020 V4S either.🤬
Give it another try it should work just like how I did it in the video, mine had no problem at all
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