GPS Mount Adapter, KTM 990 Adventure LC8, 2009-on
This GPS Mount adapter from Touratech allows you to attach your Touratech GPS mount to your KTM 990 Adventure right in the line of sight, above the cockpit.
This adjustable bracket is the link between your KTM 990 and any one of our lockable GPS mounts. It provides a 12mm cross bar above your gauges, instead of on your handlebars, making it easier to see your GPS screen while riding.
This adjustable bracket is the link between your KTM 990 and any one of our lockable GPS mounts. It provides a 12mm cross bar above your gauges, instead of on your handlebars, making it easier to see your GPS screen while riding.
- Can only be used in conjunction with the original cockpit, from 2009
- Mounts your GPS above the cockpit
Iâm a sucker for the 990âs Rally inspired looks, so navigation in the tower? Hell yes! First step in that direction is the Touratech GPS Mount Support, which places the GPS front and center right in your line of sight, when used in conjunction with the Handlebar Mount (http://www.touratech-usa.com/shop/show.lasso?sku=065-0523 ). Thereâs no arguing with the placement, but reading the instructions I balked a little at the sentence, âDrill two 12mm holes in positions shown in photo 5 or cut them out.â No harm or foul, the experience wasnât scarring. The only issue to this otherwise well thought out mount is that itâs only affixed by two mount points at the rear of the assembly, allowing it to vibrate at the front. Some double-sided carpet tape is in order.
By OneWheelDrive.Net on Mar 06, 2012 at 09:03:54 AM
I really liked the design of this adaptor in that it allows for multiple height and depth variations to adapt to whatever GPS and mount you have. That was until this morning when the bracket broke completely in half causing my GPS and the nifty Touratech mount to swing around in front of my odometer/tach and scatched up the face of my gauges before I could stop. After drilling the two holes through the top of the dash to mount the holder to the faring subframe, the break occurred right where it begins to cantelever forward. I am pretty much forced to buy another one, but I think I will look into fortifying it more before I install my expensive GPS again.
By Tod on Apr 21, 2012 at 09:04:33 PM
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