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TomTom Ride GPS Mount (for motorcycle, fits at least Ducati MTS GT 2020))

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My bike is Ducati MTS GT 2020, I'm 185cm tall, this is relevant to the parts where I talk about seeing the instruments…

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My bike is Ducati MTS GT 2020, I'm 185cm tall, this is relevant to the parts where I talk about seeing the instruments and gps displays, your experience will vary based on your bike and height, download the Fusion project and adjust to suit.

The handlebarpart.stl mounts with glue to the center of the handlebar (you may need to adjust it to your use case, download the fusion project at https://a360.co/3clBGSr ) and the "ridepart" mounts to that with M5 bolts and nyloc nuts. mount the TomTom rotating mounting part with the 5V feed to one of these. There are 3 to choose from:

  • ridepart 35deg_low.stl This can't be used with the "urban kit" tank bag but doesn't obstruct the main instrument display in the slightest. Also for me it's just a tad too low so see the GPS at a glance without actually looking down.
  • ridepart_35deg_high.stl, a higher version that can be moved back to clear the tank bag (at which point it will obstruct the main display) at the nearest to rider position in only partly obsctructs the lowest warning lights (but then won't clear the tank bag in tight turns). Screenshot and photos shows this version.
  • ridepart_flat.stl: a flat version instead of angled, I find the GPS display hard to read in this orientation (glare from sun etc). Note: this is so thick not because to part strength but to avoid bottoming out the standard mounting screws.

m5_nyloc_thumb.stl is just slightly larger than the nut itself, it gives just enough grip and leverage that I can loosen and tighten the nut by hand (sometimes I need to wear gloves though)

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Prusa

Printer:

I3 MK3S

Rafts:

Doesn't Matter

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0.15mm

Infill:

30%

Filament: Colorfabb NGen Black


Notes:

I like using cubic infill. For the ridepart I place the surface that is angled in the screenshot against the print bed.

Category: Automotive

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