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07-04-11, 07:32 AM

I had the 400? and it needed a power supply to the mount.
The supply is fused and I connected it direct to the battery and ran the cable down the chassis under the tank coming out at the front,secured by cable ties.
I did not use the mount supplied but bought one from Telforizer which utilised the front securing mount/bolt of the tank,which was about £15.keeping the other controls completely unobstructed
When fitted the cable and fittings were unobtrusive and the GPS could be adjusted for ideal vision or moved slightly for direct sunlight

P.S. I sold it to EssexDave for his SV and he still has the Triumph mount as it does not fit on an SV.
sorry but I do not know if it[220] comes with a powered cradle,but you could still run the power supply in a similar manner and just pop the plug off.Leave a little loop at the mount secured by a small cable tie allowing freedom of movement.

07-04-11, 07:32 AM	#2
Dicky Ticker Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Garmin Zumo 220 Motorcycle Mount I had the 400? and it needed a power supply to the mount. The supply is fused and I connected it direct to the battery and ran the cable down the chassis under the tank coming out at the front,secured by cable ties. I did not use the mount supplied but bought one from Telforizer which utilised the front securing mount/bolt of the tank,which was about £15.keeping the other controls completely unobstructed When fitted the cable and fittings were unobtrusive and the GPS could be adjusted for ideal vision or moved slightly for direct sunlight P.S. I sold it to EssexDave for his SV and he still has the Triumph mount as it does not fit on an SV. sorry but I do not know if it[220] comes with a powered cradle,but you could still run the power supply in a similar manner and just pop the plug off.Leave a little loop at the mount secured by a small cable tie allowing freedom of movement. Last edited by Dicky Ticker; 07-04-11 at 07:41 AM.