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- 📦 Accessori di montaggio inclusi quando previsti nella dotazione originale del prodotto. Eventuali supporti, telai o adattatori venduti separatamente sono indicati nella descrizione.
- 🏍️ Compatibilità verificabile prima dell’acquisto. In caso di dubbio puoi comunicarci marca, modello, anno e versione della moto per ricevere assistenza nella scelta.
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- 🔧 Montaggio: consigliamo di seguire le istruzioni LOBOO e, quando necessario, di affidare l’installazione a un tecnico qualificato.
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Returns within 14 days
24-month legal conformity warranty
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If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will get back to you as soon as possible, within 24 hours on weekdays.
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Vehicle Shipping
We deliver Rolektro vehicles throughout Italy with our own vehicles, without entrusting them to third-party couriers.
Delivery times:
- 7/10 business days with the Turnkey option, including registration
The vehicle arrives already assembled and ready for use, with all certifications on board, including the EU Certificate of Conformity (COC). Upon delivery, we will show you how to remove and recharge the battery. -
Customer support
Available Mon. to Fri.
- 08:30 - 13:30
- 14:30 - 17:30
- Saturday and Sunday - Closed
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License plate and registration
The EU Certificate of Conformity (COC) is included in the delivery.
You can use the COC to register your vehicle and obtain a registration certificate from the Department of Motor Vehicles (Motorizzazione Civile) or through a car registration agency.
Mandatory third-party liability insurance (RCA) must be arranged by the customer.
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Contacts
57kg
Weight
12mm
Handlebar Diameter
90mm
Bar Length
2023
Compatible from
Material
CNC Aluminum Alloy
Handlebar Diameter
12mm (0,47in) / 22mm (0,86in)
Bar Length
Usable length 90 mm (3.54 in)
Weight
Ultra-lightweight: 57g (12mm) / 112g (22mm)
Compatible Model
Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Pro (2023+)
Compatible motorcycles
Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Pro
Since 2023, according to the available official documentation
Installation
Puncture-free
No drilling, cutting, or modifications to your expensive fairings. This mount attaches directly to the existing mounting points using the bike’s original specifications for a perfect factory fit.
Stable sat-nav mount, dedicated to the Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Pro.
All you need to know before ordering
Technical specifications, equipment, delivery, and warranty: find every detail, verified against official LOBOO documentation, below.
Description LOBOO GPS Support for Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Pro (2023+)
Your Command Center, Enhanced. LOBOO Anti-Rotation GPS Mount for Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Pro (2023-) Stop looking down at your handlebars.
Why choose this LOBOO product
- Anti-Slip "D-Shape" Design: Unlike standard round bars that can rotate under the weight of a heavy phone, our D-shaped crossbar physically prevents the clamp from spinning. Absolute stability for your devices.
- Two Size Options Included: Whether you use a QuadLock (requires 22mm) or a standard Garmin/TomTom mount (often 12mm), we have the solution for you. The kit supports both 12mm and 22mm diameters to fit almost all device mounts.
- Premium CNC Construction: Made from high-strength aluminum alloy with a sandblasted anodic oxidation finish. It matches the premium texture of your Tiger 1200's cockpit—no cheap plastic.
Technical specifications
| Material | CNC Aluminum Alloy |
|---|---|
| Weight | Ultralight: 57g (12mm) / 112g (22mm) |
| Handlebar Diameter | 12mm (0.47in) / 22mm (0.86in) |
| Bar Length | Usable length 90mm (3.54in) |
Motorcycle Compatibility
| Make | Model | Years | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Triumph | Tiger 1200 GT Pro | from 2023 | — |
Before purchasing, we recommend checking the make, model, year, version, and accessories already installed on your motorcycle.
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Documents and manufacturer
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Manufacturer
Warranty
Stable navigation mount designed for the Triumph Tiger 1200 GT Pro.
Key features
Assembly
Compatibility
FAQs
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