Good Afternoon Forum Knowledgeables !

I collected my 1300S and knew when I purchased it, that it had a cradle mounted for a Navigator (not sure which version) - but no navigator.
It is fixed on the battery cover and whoever fitted it decided to drill a nice circular cut out (3cm in diameter) in the cover and then fit screws through the cover also.
My plan to remove the navigator and replace the panel took a bit of a knock this morning given a replacement battery cover seems to run at between 95 and 180 of my finest quids.

I wondered if it was possible therefore to remove the navigator mount and maintain the "sub-mount" (the bit that is actually fixed through the battery cover) and use it to connect to a mobile phone mount. I can then attach my phone and use googly maps etc etc.

Anyone trodden this path before ?

Many thanks

Andy

Mange tout!

Speaking of peas, do you use a Bip and Go type tag on the tolls with your bike? We used these last year and it was only at the end of my long ass trip, coming north again, that I finally got somewhat reliably recognised by sticking dead centre in the lane thing.

I have one for the car, and in the summer months it is an absolute life saver when arriving at the toll with HUNDREDS of others of all nationalities... the Telepeage is normally significantly emptier.. and for 2 euros a month or something...  of course forgot it this weekend... 

You can see the sensors as you approach, they are fixed on the left of the gallery, but in fact they are really sensitive, as is the tag itself.  I have a heated windscreen in the car and its enough to stop it sensing the tag.  Also if the tag is upside down, it really doesn't like it at all. I keept it in my chest pocket if its behind the phone it doesn't work.  Well done for discovering the magic road position though !  I shall continue to experiment

Nooooooo laws about power
Still possess all the power from its Factory Outing when delivered to UK !
and in fact... no laws about MOT's for bikes !  I am sure its a good thing   
Andy