Sat nav mounts
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majesty320
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- What Bike or Bikes Do You Own?: 1998 Yamaha xtz660 tenere
- Previously Owned Bikes: all sorts
- Location: Bolton, UK
Sat nav mounts
Hi all I'm thinking of buying a sat nav mount and a power socket for my 98 bike, but cant seem to find room on the handlebars. What have other people done?
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Alexandru Mos
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- What Bike or Bikes Do You Own?: XTZ 660 '96
- Previously Owned Bikes: All Yamahas: '93 XJ600 Diversion, '91 XTZ660, '93 XTZ660, '03 TDM900
- Location: Deva, Romania
Re: Sat nav mounts
Here is my setup:
- a cheap power socket held in position with cable ties.
- a RAM mount, in my case with a Garmin eTrex stand (but you can find stands for a large range of devices).
- a cheap power socket held in position with cable ties.
- a RAM mount, in my case with a Garmin eTrex stand (but you can find stands for a large range of devices).
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Mezo
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Re: Sat nav mounts
I just made my own, i used a 1" nylon ball off ebay & 10mm threaded rod welded to my fairing support.
Mezo.
Mezo.
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