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Other than a ram ball mount brake fluid lid does anyone know where elSe to mount the gps so its not sticking up in my face
Please note that photo not from Chérie bike, believe that photo come from German Burgman site, post it because me think it perfect arrangement.I like Cherie mounting place on the scooter. I have always mounted my GPS's above the dash where I consider it safer when looking at it when riding. This way I can still look forward and not down, but I do admit that I have been pulling off the road when I need to look at the GPS and make adjustment, just too much eye off the road is not good. There are mounts made for several bike that mount there, but I have had to make some myself because of their high cost and in many cases not even offered.
John
I just used Stainless screws with washers screwed directly to the lower handlebar cover.Keith, I am looking to mount a stereo head in the center also. WHat did you use to mount the remote?
I think the "perfect" arrangement would be a heads-up display reflecting off the windshield. I like the German placement but can't do it that way on my 650 because the Clearview vent is there.Please note that photo not from Chérie bike, believe that photo come from German Burgman site, post it because me think it perfect arrangement.
Actually I think the best position would be something like Google Glass. Heads up Navigation with bone conduction audio so I wouldn't miss any turns even if I wasn't looking and having loud outside noise. Just way too much money for me at $1500.I think the "perfect" arrangement would be a heads-up display reflecting off the windshield. I like the German placement but can't do it that way on my 650 because the Clearview vent is there.
The handlebar location is a compromise but I like it because it uses some of the limited "cockpit space" that otherwise goes to waste.