CDZ131

Code

12mm

Barrel

Lossless

Type

Only R 1300 GS

Motorcycle

Product

Code

CDZ131

GPS navigator mount

Barrel

12

CNC-machined aluminum

Assembly

Type

Lossless

Without drilling or modifying the motorcycle

Compatibility

Motorcycle

Only R 1300 GS

BMW from 2023 onward. NOT compatible with the GS Adventure

Specifications declared by the manufacturer LOBOO. If in doubt about compatibility with your model, please contact us before purchasing.

Traversa da 110 mm e Ø 12 mm sopra il cruscotto, fissata ai fori originali con due viti

All you need to know before ordering

Technical specifications, equipment, delivery, and warranty: find every detail, verified against official LOBOO documentation, below.

Description GPS Navigator Mount for BMW R 1300 GS and Adventure | Ø 12 mm aluminum crossbar, no drilling

The LOBOO CDZ131 GPS mount is an anodized CNC-machined aluminum bracket with a 12 mm diameter, designed for the BMW R 1300 GS from 2023 onward. The dual-axis design expands the usable cockpit surface: you can mount a navigator, smartphone, and accessories while maintaining a clear line of sight to the road and dashboard.

Installation is lossless: it attaches to the cockpit's original mounting points without drilling holes, cutting, or making permanent modifications. Once removed, the motorcycle returns exactly to its factory condition — a detail that matters when reselling it.

Key features

  • Dual-axis design for mounting multiple devices without cluttering the cockpit
  • 12 mm mount diameter
  • Anodized and sandblasted CNC-machined aluminum for strength and durability
  • Developed using the vehicle's original data: precisely positioned holes, not a universal adaptation
  • Reversible installation and removal

Check the version carefully: the CDZ131 is compatible exclusively with the R 1300 GS. It does not fit the R 1300 GS Adventure, which has a different cockpit. Navigator and device mounts not included.

Why choose it
  • Lossless installation:it attaches to the original cockpit points, without drilling or cutting. When removed, the motorcycle returns to factory condition.
  • Dual axis:expands the usable surface of the cockpit, allowing for more devices to be mounted.
  • Clean line of sight:carefully positioned to not obstruct the road or dashboard.
  • Anodized and sandblasted CNC aluminum:strength and durability, with a 12 mm support diameter.
  • Developed using original vehicle data:precisely positioned mounting holes, not a universal adaptation.
Who is it recommended for

It's the right choice if, with your R 1300 GS:

  • You use a sat nav and a smartphone together and cockpit space is limited
  • You don't want to drill or modify the bike, to keep it intact and resalable
  • You're looking for a mount sized for the model, not a universal solution with clamps

The diameter of the mount is 12 mm: please check that your sat nav attachment is compatible with this size.

Documents and manufacturer

Assembly and Notes

  • Fixing to the original cockpit points, without drilling or permanent modifications. Reversible assembly and disassembly.
  • Exclusive compatibility with BMW R 1300 GS from 2023 onwards. Not compatible with the R 1300 GS Adventure, which has a different cockpit.
  • Re-check the tightenings after initial use.
  • Navigator and device mounts are not included.

How does it work, in detail?

The navigator mounts, while the handlebars remain free

The navigator mounts, while the handlebars remain free

The crossbar is mounted above the dashboard, not on the handlebars: the display is at eye level, protected from the wind, and does not turn with the steering. Heated grips, controls, and other accessories retain their space on the handlebars.

Two screws in the original holes

Two screws in the original holes

The mount is designed based on the motorcycle’s original data: it attaches to the existing mounting points with just two M6×45 screws tightened to 8 N·m and two bushings. No drilling, no modifications, and you can return to the original configuration in just a few minutes.

12 mm crossbar

12 mm crossbar

It is the most common diameter for clamps used with smartphone mounts, GPS navigators, and dashcams. For this item, LOBOO produces only the 12 mm version: if your mount is designed for a 22 mm handlebar, check that it also accepts 12 mm.

CNC-machined aluminum

CNC-machined aluminum

Machined-from-solid aluminum alloy supports, lightened with elongated cutouts and shaped to match the profile of the R 1300 GS. The entire kit weighs 187,5 g: a weight that is barely noticeable in such a high, forward position on the motorcycle.

Hard blasted anodizing

Hard blasted anodizing

The matte black finish is achieved through hard anodizing and sandblasting: it withstands abrasion better than paint and does not reflect sunlight into your eyes, which matters for a part mounted in front of the instrumentation.

The measurements stated by the manufacturer

The measurements stated by the manufacturer

Wide crossbar 110 mm and 12 mm in diameter, overall height 153.7 mm, 48.7 mm brackets on a 22 mm base. Weight: 187.5 g. The 110 mm refers to the usable space for positioning the clamp.

How does it look on the motorcycle?

How does it look on the motorcycle?

Photo of an actual installation. The crossbar runs in front of the windshield and remains within the motorcycle’s overall dimensions: it does not interfere with handlebar rotation and leaves the original instrument panel readable.

The phone holder is not included

The phone holder is not included

The photos show smartphone and GPS holders: they are included to demonstrate how to use the crossbar, but they are not part of the package. Here you are purchasing the structure on which to mount them, including the hardware and three keys.

FAQs

For more information, please see our FAQ.

Does it also fit the R 1300 GS Adventure?

Yes. The installation manual lists the BMW R 1300 GS from 2023 and the R 1300 GS Adventure from 2024: the same code covers both.

Do I need to drill or modify the motorcycle?

No. The brackets attach to the existing mounting points above the instrumentation, reusing the original locations. The installation is completely reversible.

What is included in the package, and what tools are needed?

The complete bracket with crossbar, two bushings, two M6×45 screws, and three tools: T25 and T30 Torx keys and a hex key. Nothing else is needed. The navigation device or smartphone mount is not included.

How tight should the screws be?

8 N·m on the two M6×45 screws. The manual specifies not to fully tighten them immediately: first complete the positioning, then tighten to the indicated value and periodically recheck.

What diameter is the crossbar?

12 mm, and it is the only version produced for this part number: there is no 22 mm variant. This is the diameter accepted by most clamps for navigation devices and smartphone holders, but if yours is designed exclusively for 22 mm handlebars, it cannot be installed.

How much space do I have on the crossbar?

110 mm between the two brackets. That's enough for a single mount; mounting two devices side by side requires particularly compact clamps.

Does it cover or interfere with the original instrumentation?

No: the crossbar passes above the TFT display, which remains readable. However, with a very bulky device, it is advisable to check the viewing angle and clearance from the windshield in its lowest position.

What does lossless installation mean?

It means the mount attaches to the cockpit’s original mounting points without drilling holes, cutting, or making permanent modifications. Once removed, the motorcycle returns exactly to its factory condition—a detail that matters when it’s time to resell it.

Does it also fit the R 1300 GS Adventure?

No. The CDZ131 is compatible exclusively with the BMW R 1300 GS from 2023 onward. The R 1300 GS Adventure has a different cockpit and requires a dedicated solution: write to us and we’ll tell you about the available alternative.

Is the product covered by a warranty?

Yes: all LOBOO products sold on Endurrad are covered by the 24-month statutory consumer warranty. In the event of a lack of conformity, we will handle the claim with the manufacturer.

Can I return the product if it isn’t suitable?

Yes, you are entitled to return the item within 14 days of delivery under online purchase regulations. The product must be intact and in its original packaging: contact us and we’ll guide you through the process.

How does shipping work?

Tracked shipping throughout Italy: the product is carefully inspected and prepared before leaving our warehouse. The mounting accessories included in the original package are included.

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