Put your GPS unit where you can see it and the road ahead at the same time!

As a Rider, you know how important it is to keep your eyes on the road ahead.  Seconds can make a huge difference to your safety!  Pulling out a map isn't an option while you're moving and a GPS is a great way to solve that problem.  Now, how do you keep an eye on your GPS and the road ahead at the same time?  The answer is to place your GPS in a position where you can look at it while your peripheral vision keeps up with what's going on ahead of you.  There is no simpler and less expensive way to accomplish that than with our new GPS Perch.   The Perch mounts to your RT glare shield using two existing screws in minutes and puts your unit above your Speedometer and Tach while still allowing a view of the road ahead!  Problem Solved!

Fits the R1150RT only

Ready for mounting your unit	With the GPS Holder in place	Shown with a Garmin 276C

The Perch is cut from 16 gauge steel and then powder-coated flat black to blend with your instrument panel and avoid glare.  It comes pre-bent with holes already precision cut for mounting to your glare shield.  To mount your GPS unit to the Perch, you will need to drill the holes to fit your unit.  Once that is done, the Perch attaches to the underside of your glare shield in just minutes using your existing screws.  Now you're ready to roll with your GPS positioned just above your instruments and placed where you can read it without taking your eyes completely off of the road ahead.  Click HERE to look at the installation instructions in more detail.

 

 

 

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