My Home Made TomTom Mount - SV650.org

19-08-07, 10:52 AM

Where to mount yer TomTom has come up a few times, here's what I came up with at no extra cost.
Used the original car mount that came with my TomTom One.
Long bolt,(not to long that it passes the wing nut, in case you decide to head butt in a crash) wing nut, and few pieces of rubber in between all the parts.
Doesn't obstruct the clocks, or interfere with the steering.
Mike

19-08-07, 06:59 PM

Looks just the ticket, sometimes the most simple solutions are the best

.. Get a knife out on the excess rubber square bit though, its a neat job, might as well make it proper neat!!

I am not sure I need sat-nave meseln ... I kinda know the way to the petrol station and back now!!

19-08-07, 07:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blue_SV650S

Looks just the ticket, sometimes the most simple solutions are the best

.. Get a knife out on the excess rubber square bit though, its a neat job, might as well make it proper neat!!

I am not sure I need sat-nave meseln ... I kinda know the way to the petrol station and back now!!

Know what yer mean,I am still tryin to get a nice thick round rubber washer to replace it.

Mike

SoulKiss · 19-08-07, 07:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blue_SV650S

Looks just the ticket, sometimes the most simple solutions are the best

.. Get a knife out on the excess rubber square bit though, its a neat job, might as well make it proper neat!!

I am not sure I need sat-nave meseln ... I kinda know the way to the petrol station and back now!!

And I would put a washer between the wingnut and the washer

And if you come up to Soho on a Friday (tho not this Friday, I wont be there) I can bring a 1" punch and make your rubber bit round for you

19-08-07, 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by SoulKiss

And I would put a washer between the wingnut and the washer

And if you come up to Soho on a Friday (tho not this Friday, I wont be there) I can bring a 1" punch and make your rubber bit round for you

Have been thinking of getting up there,(ex south London boy) but will be out of action for a couple of weeks.

Mike

embee · 19-08-07, 07:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shelleyamy

Know what yer mean,I am still tryin to get a nice thick round rubber washer to replace it.

Mike

Pop into your local plumbers merchants, they'll have just the thing you're after.

19-08-07, 10:52 AM	#1
shelleyamy Guest Posts: n/a	My Home Made TomTom Mount Where to mount yer TomTom has come up a few times, here's what I came up with at no extra cost. Used the original car mount that came with my TomTom One. Long bolt,(not to long that it passes the wing nut, in case you decide to head butt in a crash) wing nut, and few pieces of rubber in between all the parts. Doesn't obstruct the clocks, or interfere with the steering. Mike

19-08-07, 06:59 PM	#2
Blue_SV650S Guest Posts: n/a	Re: My Home Made TomTom Mount Looks just the ticket, sometimes the most simple solutions are the best .. Get a knife out on the excess rubber square bit though, its a neat job, might as well make it proper neat!! I am not sure I need sat-nave meseln ... I kinda know the way to the petrol station and back now!!

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