Phone Mount For A Thruxton R

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  1. learningtofly

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    Hi all - I'm struggling at the moment to see how i can fit my Quadlock mount to the Truxton R handlebars. Has anyone done so successfully and - if so - can you share a photo? Any other (non-Quadlock) ideas & photos?

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    I don't have a Thruxton but could you use a quad lock headstock bolt kit?
     
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    Ah, that looks promising. Presumably I'd remove the existing/stock headstock bolt and just use the mount kit instead?
     
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    I haven't used this method but no doubt the quad lock site will provide the details that you require.
     
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    Well I got SP connect, german brand probably not as big company as quadlock but more minimalist...so I choose it as, A) I didn't want the blue colour of Quadlock and this looked similar system and had a mount better for my handlebars.

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    Anyone know where I can get one of these in the UK?

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    Thanks. I've now ascertained that I need a headstock bolt with a hole for a GPS mount... just need to source one now!
     
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    Update - I think it's this.

    Edit: And ordered :)
     
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    nice kley ring rubber,love it..!
     
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    Nice, but won't fit the Thruxton (which has clip-on bars).
     
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    haha Thanks : ) was given to me at the motorcycle show!
     
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    Thanks, but I'm already invested in Quadlock and - as they do a fork stem mount - I'll stick with them.

    That said, if I was buying from scratch I'd be going with SP Connect.
     
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    ah apologies! maybe missed some posts here, glad you sorted your problem :) I don't know which one is better to be fair only went for SP as I didn't fancy the blue tag bit ( however since discovered they have in black) but was more bulky so still probably would have done SP anyway!
     
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    The main difference is that SP Connect have an anti-vibration thingy which supposedly stops the phone's inbuilt image stabilisation being fracked (I believe there have been some associated problems reported by Quadlock users.)
     
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    Quick update, but having swapped over the headstock nut I just fitted the Quadlock fork stem mount together with the new vibration dampener that they've released. It's a bit bulky because of the additional mass of the dampener, but all in all it's a good solution (and one that I need to be fitted, whatever the aesthetic impact).

    Hopefully this thread might help others with the same query/requirement, anyway. Again, this is the headstock nut I used.

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