Evotech Peak Design Sat Nav Mount - Triumph Tiger 1200 XRX (2018 - 2021)
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Evotech Peak Design Sat Nav Mount - Triumph Tiger 1200 XRX (2018 - 2021)
Features of EP Peak Design Compatible Sat Nav Mount for the Triumph Tiger 1200 XRX
- Places Peak Design phone case in the rider's peripheral vision
- No adjustment to the motorcycle is required
- Retained using existing mounting points of the screen support framework
- Bracket is CNC machined from lightweight aluminium
- Compatible with all Peak Design motorcycle mounts and Peak Design motorcycle accessories
- Powder-coated in black for longevity
- Easy to install with online instructions available
What is a Motorcycle Phone Mount?
To access sat nav and other features of your smartphone quickly during your journey, choose EP Peak Design Compatible Sat Nav Mount for the Triumph Tiger 1200 XRX. EP's precisely designed bracket attaches to the motorbike's screen support framework using existing mounting points with no alterations necessary. The Peak Design interface can then be added, arranged in the rider's line of sight near the instrument display.
Features of EP Peak Design Compatible Sat Nav Mount for the Triumph Tiger 1200 XRX
- Places Peak Design phone case in the rider's peripheral vision
- No adjustment to the motorcycle is required
- Retained using existing mounting points of the screen support framework
- Bracket is CNC machined from lightweight aluminium
- Compatible with all Peak Design motorcycle mounts and Peak Design motorcycle accessories
- Powder-coated in black for longevity
- Easy to install with online instructions available
What is a Motorcycle Phone Mount?
To access sat nav and other features of your smartphone quickly during your journey, choose EP Peak Design Compatible Sat Nav Mount for the Triumph Tiger 1200 XRX. EP's precisely designed bracket attaches to the motorbike's screen support framework using existing mounting points with no alterations necessary. The Peak Design interface can then be added, arranged in the rider's line of sight near the instrument display.
