Smart Phone Holder Setting

At the day before setting, changed the position of the fixing bolts yielded fairly good results. That's it.
And did a test riding around 150 kilometers long. for it was good weather.

Finally, went to Awa-Ikeda where a buckwheat noodle restaurant was. And got in.

First, enjoyed new leaves and buds which were deep fried. Yes, it is spring.

Of course, enjoyed buckwheat and a bowl of deep fried shrimps on steamed rice with soy sauce.

The test riding was OK, but the smartphone base plate was looked strange and too large.

That was this looking. Too large and strange, you bet.　So, I decided to go home and trim off the unnecessary ends.

At home, started to cut the unused 2 ends of the base plate by cutters.

This was the cut after, and it looked OK.

And set the knob for the smartphone holding unit on. The looking was this way, it looked OK, too.

So, mounted it on the Hunter Cub, actually. It looked, OK, still. Good.

The smartphone holding part on, that was this way. Looking good.

The side view was this, OK, too.

Finally, did a test riding for a while, and it worked well. This was the final status.

Actually, it needed 3 days and effort, but did it well and all, including taking off the car navigation unit.

Well, that was about it, a bit tired, LOL.

Mobile Holder on Hunter Cub

It was rainy a day before, and used a mobile holder cover. Then, tried to reset it at a plastic box on my Hunter Cub. Then, surprising thing was that the plastic box was a broken a bit by the sun ultraviolet rays. Then tried to fix it.

First, took off the box which was for car navigation unit, and tried to take off the cover of my Hunter Cub which was attached wire cables for the navigation.

And took of the cables from my Hunter Cub, and covered it again as it was. It was a bit tough, did it referring YouTube guide.

And made a hole to the plastic plate which has holded the pole for the holded by electric drill.

And tried to make it hold on the Hunter Cub. And it was done as intended. Take a look.

After them all, went out for the downtown to throw away the old parts and pieces into a public bin, on the way back, took a 1,300 yen lunch. That was this.

The crafting needed around 2 or 3 hours, but the tragedy was that my mobile on the holder of the Hunter Cub occurred vibelation and was hard to be seen. On top of it, the vibration might break the mobile. No way!
So, tied to find a way to kiill the viblation, anyhow.

Tried to test some ways, as the result to make the holder plate steady by  a big crip.

It was a bit difficult, but did it finally. On the way, tested a rubber band, or bond or somethings.

Finally, used an unused big crip and a small wire to hold it on the Hunter Cub headlight unit and the stay.

I'll get a test riding using the unit on the next day. 
Anyway, had a little test riding already. Well, that was about it.

Fishing Day

Fishing was scheduled from 6:45, and left home at around 6 and went to our fishing port, and started to fish with 2 aged fools, as planned.

When the time was right, we caught sea bream without any problems. However, sea bream don't taste very good at this time of year, so I only took home the two smallest ones.

The fishing way was fake fish hook, and was easy and cheap to fish, and did it so. The wind was calm, but sometimes shower happened.

Finished the fishing at around noon, and got back to home by Hunter Cub, as usual.

At home, washed all fishing gears and wears and tried them dry under the sun, as usual after fishing.

But, in the afternoon, rain started and stayed at home watching baseball games on TV or so.

Well, that was about it.

Test Riding of Hunter Cub

The next day, after fishing, we left the boat in the dock for a hull cleaning, so went to the harbor on my Hunter Cub to pick up the luggage that was on board.

And left the port, and took them to home. The time was around 9 and was the high-tide time, really. So to got on board was easy. Good.

Went back home, and adjusted the angle of the switch for assist lamps both. Good!

After them all, went out for the test ring of my Hunter Cub. First, filled gasoline to it, at Hiketa.The test right on was this, OK.

And the assist lamps on were this, good, too.

After around 100 kilometers riding, tried to have a lunch at this shabby ramen restaurant. With a luck, my seat was available.

Got in, and ordered a bowl of ramen and a half plate of fried rice.

A half sized fried rice came,

And a bowl of ramen came, but it was a bit grade down?

Anyway, came home, and did preparations for the next day fishing.
And watched a baseball game on TV, and all that.

Hospital Visit & Crafting

It was every 3 months hospital visit day to be checked by my cerebral surgery doctor, and went there by bicycle in the morning in wind for exercise.

Parked my bike and got examinations about it, and things were OK.

The next exam was on July 31th, and bought pharmacy and went back home in wind again.

The weather was occasional rain and stayed at home doing crafting which was to mount a waterproof switch on my Hunter Cub. The switch was one I bought on the net by 800 yen only. But it was not well waterproofed and updated it by myself with bond.

First, tested the switch, it worked well or not, and was OK.

Disassembled the headlight unit and checked the cable which was the power line to the assist two lights. And found it and crafted the cable and joints and all that.

It was not difficult but how to layout the the new layouted cable was a bit hard. Anyway, did it well and all. Great!

The rest things were nothing in particular, only bits and pieces things did.
Well, that was about it, a windy day it was.