Install the Raised Navigation Mount for Moto Guzzi V100 Mandello | Moto-Mate Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- The moto-mate navigation mount for the Moto Guzzi V100 Mandello raises your Garmin or TomTom bove the TFT display of your bike. This places your GPS in a much better position, more aligned to your line of sight so you don’t have to take your eyes off the road when looking at your GPS.
Our moto-Mate mount is made from a vacuum casting process of Carbon Fibre reinforced Nylon in a two piece mould, giving both an excellent finish and very high strength, ensuring the GPS is stable in all riding conditions.
Our navigation mount for the Moto Guzzi V100 Mandello is suitable for both TomTom and Garmin GPS devices and once fitted looks both elegant and discrete. If you don’t have a TomTom or Garmin and use your phone for navigation, you can also use this mount with your phone, using a Quadlock mount.
You can order the Nav Mount for the Moto Guzzi V100 here: moto-mate.com/shop/gps-mounts...
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That looks like a very good bit of kit for the V100 but with the superb multi-Media package on the V100S model navigation information is sent to the bikes instrument panel via Bluetooth from your phone. I would see little use for such a device unless you are particularly wedded to your particular GPS unit.
I understand your comments but turn by turn from your phone is fine if you just want to get somewhere but imho a tour is better planned on a pc and uploaded to a dedicated nav where you can pick the roads you want to use and stops etc. Horses for courses and all that.
Great video, just ordered it from you guys! Greetings from Switzerland!
Thank you, I saw your earlier comment and questions but for some reason it didn't show here so couldn't reply. Shipping to Switzerland is not a problem, the mount was designed around the Garmin XT, but I have a customer with one of our KTM mounts and TomTom Rider 550 fitted (both use the same mounting pattern). The only thing to comment is that if you are using a £xx series Garmin the cradle mounts vertically for which we have just developed an adapter to manage this.
Sorry the above should of read 3xx Series Garmin
Hi, thank you for your quick reply, I noticed you mentioned the Garmin XT which I'd been eyeing anyway 🙂 many greetings from Switzerland@@moto-mate.
That looks like the one I had on my F900XR. A better solution than mounting on the handlebars. That said, I find the built in satnav is enough for my needs.
Thanks for the comments
Very nice 🎉
Thanks 😊
👍👍👍👍
Ordered last week and do hope that it works alongside my Garmin Zumo 346LmtS
Hi Joseph, the mount is designed around the XT, for the 3xx series Garmin the cradle mounts vertically as opposed to horizontally. To get around this we have produced an adapter to for use with the 3xx and I will add one to your order.
Looks good Phil! I test rode the V100, and it's a very good bike, but the R1250RS shaded it for me. If my memory serves me well, aren't you working on a
"mark 2" version for the RS? Cheers.
Hi Andrew, Yes a MkII is on the cards but we're not there as yet unfortunately
Very nice product. It fits and sits so well in situ. The only thing I would is an aperture so that the Garmin Zumo lead could pass through the mounting and be totally hidden rather than trying to push between the mount and instrument panel and then it would be brilliant.
Hi Howard, Thank you for the feedback, we will try to accommodate something when we do the next set of tooling
@moto-mate. Thank you. I hope you will let me know when they are available.
The aperture has to be large enough to take the socket on the end of the Garmin Zumo lead. Howard
Great ‘how to’ video!
Any chance you could do one on how/where to run power from the battery to the cockpit area - ie - taking the tank/fairing panels off??
Hi there, That wasn't covered in this video as it was a customers bike and he had already run his power and also different people have many preferences for how they power their accessories and trying to cover all the options woouldn't really be possible. Sorry
7:18 good morning, like to know where to order that mount; I’m in Canada , just bought V100s. Looks to be a great mount
Shipping to Canada is not an issue. When you check out on the webshop and enter your address the shipping is applied.
Thanks for the video. What is the maximum weight you recommend, for devices put onto the GPS Mount? Devices vary from roughly 340gr. (Garmin XT2) to max. 840gr. (Carpuride W702).
The unit is designed to take the weight of the Garmin / TomTom navigation device, we have not tested it with the Carpuride devices
@@moto-mate. Actually no need to worry. The Carpuride W502 is almost 100gr lighter than a Garmin Zumo XT2 and the W702 is probably the same like the Garmin. The product info on Amazon was completely false. It should be no problem to mount even the W702 to your mount 👍
Do you sell to customers in the USA?
Yes, sure.
You just have to choose USA at the checkout for delivery.
Let us know if you need any help.
How are you wiring the garmin mount to the bike? Thanks
Connecting the nav power was not covered and different people do it different ways, some people just got straight on the battery, others via a USB port or accessory power module. There are simply too many options to cover themn all. Sorry
Does it work for carpuride 5"????
I do not sell the Carpuride so cannot comment but if that has the AMPS standard mounting points then it will