Perun moto GPS and tablet holder for 12mm bar (AMPS) - Installation Instructions
Shown on the example of Yamaha Tenere 700, applies to majority of other bikes with R12 crossbar above the dash.
Content of the kit
- Clamp with threaded holes
- Clamp with plain holes
- Mounting plate
- 2 x M6x30 button head bolt
- 2 x M6 flat washer
- 4 x M4x20 Allen head bolt
- 4 x M4 flat washer
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Step-by-step video instructions.
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I. Installation of the GPS and Tablet Holder
II. Installation of the navigation device cradle with AMPS bolt pattern
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I. Installation of the GPS and Tablet Holder
Note:
Tablets and large-screen navigation devices are relatively heavy. Please ensure that 12mm crossbar on your bike can handle the weight of the device you plan to use.
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We found it easiest to pre-assemble the mount on a flat surface.
1. Place M6 flat washers over the M6 button head bolts.
2. Position the clamp with plain holes onto the Mounting plate as shown in photo below.
3. Insert two M6 button head bolts and washers trough the slot on the mounting plate and holes on the clamp.
4. Place the clamp with threaded holes onto the 12mm crossbar and hold it in place with one hand.
5. Put the pre-assembled mounting plate and clamp in place and tighten the two M6 bolt by hand to engage the thread.
6. Start tightening the bolts alternating between them, to keep the distance between two clamps equal at the top and the bottom.
7. Adjust the position of the mount along the crossbar and rotation angle to provide the optimal viewing angle for the device. Small left-right angle adjustment, as seen from the rider's point of view, of the mounting plate is also possible, to compensate for crossbars that are not perfectly level. Once position and angle are adjusted, tighten the bolts to lock everything in place. There is no need to overtighten the bolts.
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II. Installation of the navigation device cradle with AMPS bolt pattern
1. Use four M4 Allen head bolts and M4 flat washers to install the cradle onto the mounting plate. There are several vertical positions to chose from, depending on device size and personal preference.
2. Make necessary position and rotation adjustments, if needed.