Securely place your navigation system or smartphone in a model-specific position that is clearly visible
A navigation system works best when the screen is clearly readable without unnecessarily diverting your attention from the road. With a model-specific navigation mount, you place the device in a central and stable position in the cockpit. This prevents improvised mounting on cables, plastic panels, or poorly fitting universal brackets.
In this collection, you will find navigation mounts for adventure bikes, touring motorcycles, naked bikes, and sportbikes. Depending on the model, the mount is installed above the Dashboard & Instrumentation, behind the windscreen, on the handlebar clamp, or around an existing cockpit attachment.
Besides traditional navigation systems, there are mounts for smartphone systems and compact displays. Think of Quad Lock, Peak Design, Chigee, and Beeline Moto 2. There are also versions on which an action cam or dashcam can be mounted.
A model-specific motorcycle mount determines where the device is placed on the motorcycle. The connection at the top must also fit the navigation system or phone platform used.
Therefore, check both the motorcycle model and the device. A Garmin mount does not automatically have the same attachment as a TomTom, Quad Lock, or Chigee version. A charging module, phone holder, anti-theft lock, or original mounting plate may be required separately.
A position above the Dashboard & Instrumentation keeps the navigation screen close to the normal line of sight. A handlebar clamp mount can be practical when the motorcycle does not have a suitable Dashboard & Instrumentation mount or when you want to place the device closer to the rider.
The best position depends on the cockpit, seating posture, and installed accessories. Check the combination with a tall windscreen, tank bag, hand guards, and adjustable handlebars.
Mount the support only on the prescribed attachment points and use all supplied spacers and mounting materials. Before final tightening, check that the screen is clearly readable and the ignition lock remains accessible.
Any power cable must remain free from the handlebar, front fork, sharp edges, and hot parts. Turn the handlebar fully left and right after mounting and check that no cable is pulled tight. While riding, glance at the screen only briefly and operate the device only when it is safe to do so.
