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Welcome to the forum Norboy. Two things we have in common--I also use a Z660 and used to have Commandos many years ago. I often wish I'd kept my 1976 Mk3 Interstate

No problem fella, just not much point finding stuff if you were in Oz or NZ.
Don't know if you use facebook marketplace but there's a couple of Z595/590 for sale on there. This one looks a good price:- Item # 831970914432232
Cheers, Pete.

Welcome to Zumo User Forums. It would help if you told us where in the world you are.

Hi Galanity, I did look through my GPS "stuff" in my garage. I had a couple of 550's years ago and thought I may still have a M/C mount but unfortunately there was no mount, sorry. Hope you like your XT.

Thanks for this post @danham I'm about to load some routes onto my 660 for an upcoming trip, hopefully I'll not need your solution

I know it's not a 395 but maybe this post would give you a clue :-viewtopic.php?t=1816
I'm not a fan of Bluetooth stuff but I read that a lot of connection problems are down the order in which devices are linked.

Welcome to Zumo User Forums. Your English is better than my French!
You'll find some knowledgeable and helpful people on here, hopefully they'll help to sort your Zumo questions.

Added to my post .... I have obviously stripped and checked and rechecked that I had assembled the backing mount correctly with all the spacers/washers etc in the correct order. Frustrating!! Hi guys. I too have just bought the XT and after spending a couple of hours removing the 2020 DL1000 bike p...

Just for information, in case anyone else was thinking of doing something similar, there's no need for a voltage reducer on the supply in to the 660 .

I want to hard wire my car mount into my car's fuse board rather than using the cigarette lighter socket/plug. Do I need a voltage transformer between the GPS mount and the fuse board or does the mount reduce the voltage?
Cheers, Pete.