Name: Integrated GPS Mount
Brand: Wunderlich
SKU: 8600887
Price: 175.95 USD
Availability: InStock

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Description

Integrated GPS Mount

With this part you'll be able to place your GPS in plain view and without obscuring any of the instruments or display information. Without the need to make the dangerous move of taking your eyes off the road for more than an instant, even in complicated traffic situations, a quick glance is now possible.

The two existing mounting points that we use to attach the bracket would normally not provide enough support for a GPS unit. Therefore our strong bracket design features a supplemental support that strengthens the mounting points from below, resulting in a rock solid integration.

Other methods of mounting your navigator are often times a compromise, for example there's typically interference with a tank bag or access to the ignition key is hindered.

Some Facts:

• Your GPS is in the optimal field of vision
• Better, safer navigation
• Solid support for your GPS due to elaborate reinforcement
• Easier reach to the screen and GPS controls
• Adjustable: position your GP at any desired angle
• Easy installation with no drilling or other modifications to your bike
• Lightweight, anodized aluminum
• Compatible with most GPS units: TomTom Rider I & II, BMW Navigator, Garmin Zumo, All units that utilize the claw adapter, Any PDA (combined with our Mediabag) Camera, video recorder.......
• Compatible with a Garmin Nüvi 500 series in conjunction with the adapter kit, part number 8600808 (available under the Related Products.
• Complete installation kit with clear instructions
• Made in Germany

Perhaps it's not immediately noticeable, but a great deal of effort was invested in the design and to make this part easy to install.

Wunderlich
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Important fitment note: For 2010 and later models, part number 8600888 is needed. Available under the Related Products.

Please Note: If you have a Garmin 660, please check the back of the cradle. If the back of the cradle is stepped where the power wire exits, you should additionally order 4 of the rubber mounts that are available under the related products. Alternatively, you can use 4 - 10mm spacers that you may be able to make or acquire locally.

*Installation estimated at 45 minutes for this part may vary depending on skill level.

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Customer review of GPS Mount

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Alfred (Kundabung, NSW) | March 30th, 2012

Bike: 2005 1200RT I have had a Migsel mount on my previous 1150RT but chose the Wunderlich mount for the 1200RT. Reason were mainly cost and the added support bracket inside the fairing. Installation was uneventful with all pars fitting as advertised. Due to the internal bracket bracket a strong sandwiched clamp, it seems to be stronger then a Migsel mount. Quality was certainly there for the cost of the mount and no scratches or missing parts. It simply comes to to this: Now that I have it....would I purchase it again instead of another product? Yes I would!

RT GPS Mount

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Mark B. (Silverdale, Wa) | October 24th, 2011

I have a 2005 R1200RT and was looking for a good mount that didn't require drilling holes.After installing the mount I was pleased with the position and ease of reach. The mount is very solid and with the additional 4 rubber mounts to work with my Zumo665 its very solid.

Very good solution for RT GPS mount

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max van orsdel (Granite Bay, CA) | July 25th, 2011

First, this is the only mount that I've tried that doesn't vibrate or bounce around with the GPS (Garmin Zumo) attached. Installation is a little time consuming since the directions are pretty brief. With a little experimentation it went on okay. Watch the video to see how it mounts. The under dash bracket really makes it a firm set-up and is the principle reason it doesn't vibrate. This is a well thought out, well engineered product and in my opinion well worth the money.

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GPS is where it should be top and center

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Otto Leidreiter (East Hampton, CT) | June 5th, 2011

After much searching, I finally found a GPS mount for my BMW Zumo that moved it from between the handlebars to above the instrument cluster. The Wunderlich item found on this page serves this purpose. Installation was pretty easy and was done within a half hour. It could have been 15 minutes if I didn't spend a bunch of time trying to figure out how to actually remove the dash cover. Seems it is hooked at the base somehow and I couldn't get it off (this is a BMW issue). Never the less, I was able to push it out of the way far enough to mount the support bracket. The other thing I puzzled over was attaching the support bracket to the plastic tab/tongue in the middle. I wasn't sure if the washers go over the tab/tongue or under. Eventually, I decided under since I couldn't get them to stay above and didn't seem to add anything. Other than these puzzlements it all went in very easily. One final note, once installed I had to tighten the the cradle mount bracket a few times over the next few days to keep the GPS unit from sagging. I'm thinking some form of lock washer might be more effective. Don't let the above deter you, the unit is well built and an attractive unit that performs its task as expected. I would recommend this item.

The best on the market

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L. Morel (Montreal, Quebec) | May 15th, 2011

Easy too install, except for the "nuts braket". I've use the original ones instead Once it is install very easy too ajust for your eye sight

Wrong nut/clip, nut size

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Jim fox (Holladay, Utah) | April 2nd, 2011

Good product but had one problem with one of the nut/clips. One was not the correct size for the bolts. But being handy I took out one of my metric taps and tapped the nut to the correct size.

Great Mount for My GPS

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Ronald Allen (Chillicothe, IL) | February 28th, 2011

I have a BMW NAv IV GPs but it hadbeen mounted by the dealer with a Tourtech mount. The Tourtech mount fit to the handle bars and with the tank bag on the GPS was hard to see and the instruments wer partially blocked. The Wunderlich unit is a far superior unit. It puts the GPS up where you can see it easily. The install was by the instructions and was relatively painless. The only drawback might be for people with a short reach as the GPS unit is a long reach from the drivers seat, however this is not a problem for me as I have a long reach. For the money this unit is the best I have seen. You will like it!

Great product-difficult installation, parts not correct

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Rick (San Diego, CA) | October 28th, 2010

Once installed, the placement of the GPS is much better than the old position below the ignition. I have a Garmin 4 GPS, and one of the hole patterns fit perfectly. The only installation glitch was that the directions stated there should be 3 different sets of screws, but there were only two types, and they were not long enough to install the support bracket over the center support flange as they are not long enough to allow the small threaded bracket to fit as per the directions. I was able to work around this by fastening the ends of the bracket to the console, first with one screw in the center support, then swinging it into place, after which you can remove the end screws and follow the directions.