Motorbike GPS Holder & Navigation Mounts for ADV Riders

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Motorcycle GPS Mounts — Navigation Bracket Buying Guide A GPS mount is only as good as its worst bump. If your navigation device bounces, vibrates out of view, or rotates after every trail section, it's not a mount — it's a distraction. LOBOO motorcycle GPS mounts are precision-engineered for BMW , KTM , and Honda adventure motorcycles with model-specific fitment that puts your device exactly where it belongs: stable, in your sightline, and factory-looking on your cockpit. Why LOBOO GPS Mounts Stay Put Generic mounts clamp to your handlebar and vibrate loose. LOBOO GPS mounts bolt directly into your bike's original TFT display or instrument cluster mounting points — no handlebar clutter, no cable routing conflicts, and no wobble. The D-shape anti-rotation shaft design is the key detail: unlike round shafts that can spin under vibration, the flat-sided D-profile locks your device angle in position permanently, even on corrugated dirt roads. D-Shape Anti-Rotation Shaft — Flat profile prevents your GPS or phone mount from rotating on rough terrain. Set it once, forget it. 12mm & 22mm Shaft Options — Fits the mounting requirements of Garmin Zumo, RAM Mount systems, and most phone holder clamps without adapters. CNC Aluminum + 304 Stainless Steel — Corrosion-resistant, vibration-damping construction with a hard-anodized sandblasted finish that integrates with your bike's OEM aesthetic. TFT-Display Specific Fitment — Designed around your bike's actual instrument cluster geometry, not a universal bracket. No interference with gauges, windshields, or wiring. Which Shaft Size Do You Need? The 12mm shaft suits standard GPS cradles (Garmin Zumo series) and most aftermarket phone mounts with a ball-and-socket clamp. The 22mm shaft is used by RAM Mount X-Grip systems and larger bar-clamp phone holders. If you run multiple devices or want future flexibility, the KTM 390/790 multi-kit includes all three shaft sizes (12mm, 16mm, 22mm) in one bracket — so you never have to guess