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

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My bike is a Ducati MTS GT 2020. Standing at 185cm tall, my experience with this project may differ from yours due to varying bike models and rider heights. To ensure a perfect fit, download the Fusion project and make necessary adjustments. The `handlebarpart.stl` file requires glue to mount to the center of the handlebar. You might need to fine-tune it according to your specific needs; access the Fusion project at https://a360.co/3clBGSr for detailed instructions. Next, attach the "ridepart" using M5 bolts and nyloc nuts to the previously mounted `handlebarpart`. Then, secure the TomTom rotating mounting part with a 5V feed to one of these three available options: - `ridepart_35deg_low.stl` is ideal if you don't use the urban kit tank bag. However, it might be slightly too low for me, obstructing the GPS display view. - `ridepart_35deg_high.stl` offers a higher version that can be moved back to clear the tank bag but will partly obscure the lowest warning lights when positioned close to the rider. - `ridepart_flat.stl` is a flat alternative to the angled option. Unfortunately, I find it hard to read in this orientation due to glare from sunlight and other environmental factors. Note that this design is thicker than necessary for part strength; it's actually designed to avoid bottoming out standard mounting screws. The `m5_nyloc_thumb.stl` file provides a larger size than the nut itself, offering just enough grip and leverage for easy hand tightening or loosening, even when wearing gloves.