RE: Advice re GPS relocation kits - which one? - 2

This is my Moto-mate with the screen in the Low/Low position. The nav does have to be positioned slightly more vertical than optimal but I don't find it an issue.

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Zitat von trudd im Beitrag #16

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This is my Moto-mate with the screen in the Low/Low position. The nav does have to be positioned slightly more vertical than optimal but I don't find it an issue.

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Zitat von Paul911 im Beitrag #12

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Can you tell me where you got those angle brackets? I was thinking of making something similar.

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And now that Santa gave me an XT there will soon be a 2 dollar modification to carry the XT mount.

I’ve read horror stories about an XT to OEM bracket adapter, so that’s a non-stater.

And won’t entertain £50 for a Ram ball or more £££ for a fancy piece of branded ironmongery.

Thanks for all the replies - very helpful.

JtL

Zitat von wessie im Beitrag #20

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Zitat von Boxerboy55 im Beitrag #19

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And now that Santa gave me an XT there will soon be a 2 dollar modification to carry the XT mount.

I’ve read horror stories about an XT to OEM bracket adapter, so that’s a non-stater.

And won’t entertain £50 for a Ram ball or more £££ for a fancy piece of branded ironmongery.

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doesn't it come with a fitting kit? I've only ever used the supplied RAM/Garmin parts in the Garmin box to fit their satnavs. My preference is the bit that replaces one half of the clutch lever mount, or a simple RAM ball on a U bolt for tubular bars like my S1000XR. Both in the Zumo 390 box.

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sorry I'm late with pix, but here is my relocation mod using Moto-mate. I added 2 ram balls to support both my Garmin XT and radar detector

first pic thru windscreen shows the ram balls. I used the cylinder from OEM bracket and another ordered as individual part to all rigidity and secure screws.

Just checking back in - thanks for posting the pics.