Part 1 - Fitting a Chigee AIO-5 Lite to my 2022 Ducati Multistrada V2S

Part 1 - Fitting a Chigee AIO-5 Lite to my 2022 Ducati Multistrada V2S and external TPMS tire pressure monitoring system dust caps
Part 2 is setting it up and a review of the AIO5
00:00 - Start
00:21 - Intro
03:53 - Modifying my Evotech Mouint to suit
07:55 - Removing bodywork for access
08:45 - GPS Sensor location
10:29 - Feed wires from the battery area
11:33 - Rear Camera
14:54 - Front Camera next
16:04 - Wiring Up
16:34 - Connecting to Phone
18:51 - Insert SD Card
19:41 - Test
21:27 - Tyre Pressure Monitoring Set-Up
22:43 - OUTRO
DISCLAIMER
I am not a professional and as such will not be responsible for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in these videos. They are to give information only and carried out with the best of my limited ability.
Also, information given in these videos does not guarantee the desired outcome.
Always refer to the vehicle handbook and/or service manual for specific settings and procedures for your own vehicle.

[@tonysurridge3033]

chigee now do a 1" 'go pro' ram nount!

[@gonetouring]

That's good, thanks.
I just wanted it on my evotech mount, up high. I'm happy with the mount, now it's all fitted with new bolts etc.

[@tonysurridge3033]

25% off if ordered from chigee until the end of may (bit late for you i know)

[@gonetouring]

Hi, yes, thanks for adding that, fortunately I did get that discount!
Review coming up, and its not good news ...

[@bjrnchrstn]

Doesnt your v2s have blindspot detection? My v4s does?!

[@gonetouring]

No, we are the poor relation remember LOL.

[@bjrnchrstn]

@@gonetouringhahaha ok 😅
I have a lot of problems feeding the wires from the battery up to the cockpit in the v4s. Horribly tight and just don’t see the solution as of yet. 😮

[@gonetouring]

Would taking the Petrol tank off help? I'm unfamiliar with the V4S