
When it comes to dash cams, it’s “Mitsuba Sankowa”
I’m a bit curious about Daytona products too, but…
I wonder how they really are??
In my imagination“You only look at it at first”After that, I get the feeling it’s like a substitute guardian deity kind of thing.
*In other words, it’s a charm
Today I’m going to work on the fabrication! (*´ω`*)

Mitsuba Sankowa Dash Recorder EDR-21α
Mitsuba Sankowa ETC MSC-BE61
Watanabewill be reused.
Since the carb/air cleaner box is being returned to stock. These three items will be installed and relocated.
I have absolute trust in Mitsuba Sankowa products and choose them very frequently.
Mitsuba Sankowa Dash Recorder EDR-21αhas the best balance with price.
Mitsuba Sankowa ETC MSC-BE61is not 2.0, but
it’s reliable going forward“New Security / New Spurious Compliance In-Vehicle Device

Let’s do a test run of the dash recorder and check the camera
Make the bracket and install it“Oh wow, this totally doesn’t work”That kind of thing is rare, but
if you check it beforehand, your success rate goes way up.
Even when doing a test run“Daytona D-UNIT”is also useful as a tool.

Since it’s wide-angle, the coverage is broad, so “watch out for the bike body reflection”
The bike body ends up in the shot“If there’s a blind spot during an accident and it doesn’t record, that would be unfortunate.”
If you work carefully and thoroughly, you can’t go wrong.

I’m making a bracket to secure the camera.
As much as possible, keep it simple and the fabrication process“If I can make it easier, I’ll make it easy and simple…”
I made a bracket like this


M6 is used to secure various things in one spot“One more”added
Since it’s a naked bike, this time it’s easy.

It’s going to be mounted here. The camera can tilt up and down, so it’s easy (*´ω`*)
Next

Changed the license plate holder to Kawasaki OEM (plastic)
I don’t like the license plate cracking. *I
prefer to keep things in good condition, so I’ve been using this Kawasaki OEM holder for the past few years.


It also has a hook on the bottom so it won’t rattle. Plus it’s made of PP (polypropylene) so it’s resistant to bending and breaking.
If you’re having trouble with a license plate holder, this is the one.

Made a rear bracket.
I want to make it so the camera can tilt up and down if possible.
Left and right can be fudged, so it’s actually quite important.

Co-fastening & riveting prevents vibration and ensures perfect positioning and attachment/detachment.

ETC antenna is co-fastened to the mirror
As you get older, you definitely want to mount it where it can work reliably.
Old bikes have a lot of metal, so hiding it could potentially cause problems.
I think safety and peace of mind are the most important (‘Д’)
This is getting long, so to be continued…
