Did you have to make any modifications or do anything special to make it fit?

@jrobrides1340 No modification, however it won't fit without either first removing the handlebars OR the much easier way I did it, which was to push the nut and spacer through the bottom of the fork tube and push it up with something flexible (I used a large cable tie that took up most of the tube space) then I put the mount in place and put the screw in the top of the mount, took only a few minutes

@@TheCaptainCleavage Awesome. Thanks for sharing.

Using fork stem mount on mine, installed very easily, you don't need that much additional clearance. All I did was loosen the 4 bolts on the handlebar mount about 1/4" to lift the bars to clear the mount. Install took less that 3 minutes.

@@TheCaptainCleavageDo you have a video or pics of your installation? I would love to see it. Or even pics of the final result before I drop $200 on Quadlock mounts.

I think you could get the same placement with a handle bar mount and spacers. Edit: I actually just tried it and managed to fit it almost over the center of the bars. Not as symmetrical as the stem mount, but it’s close.

Same here mate !! I thought the stem mount would do it as well. Ah well. !! Thanks 👍 😊

I fitted the stem mount to my Trident however had to modify the mount so that the handlebar clamp would fit back on by cutting away a small amount of plastic with a junior hacksaw ~ works fine

@@916strada would love to see a picture

@@marvyd ~ be happy to, how can I get the photos to you?

I ended up moving the mount to the middle of the handlebars. It looks cleaner there.

@@jrobrides1340 I was gonna do that as well,but I have the triumph tank bag which is blocking the middle ,so I guess I will make it on the side still.

I had not seen the Peak before, so thank you for bringing that to my attention. It is certainly a better looking and more elegant mount than the Quadlock. For me the Quadlock's wireless charging head was the better option. I didn't think having to plug/unplug the phone every time I got on/off the bike was that big of a deal until I tried the wireless.

I installed the Triumph charger here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y71mqc5-2Zy0haM.html

@@jrobrides1340 thank you. I just happened to watched that video earlier today. Thanks

I don't have it. Not sure I'll ever get it either as I've heard mixed reviews on how well it connects to various phones. I might reconsider if the phone mount + Sena unit aren't enough. If you have the part number and go to triumphinstructions.com they should have the instructions for DIY. You may still have to take it to the dealer to get it "activated" though.

Good question. I wasn't sure when I ordered the mount, so I didn't add it. But I just found this on their website that says they are compatible. But it also says you need to buy an extra screw to get it fitted. support.quadlockcase.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002024795-Vibration-Dampener-FAQ

The phone goes in the quad lock case. The case has a “ring” on the back. The ring locks into the mount. The mount is attached to the bike.

Thank you. In the Main Menu, go to Display Setup, then Visible Trays, and make sure Gear has a check next to it. Then you can switch to that tray when riding using the up or down arrow buttons.

@@jrobrides1340 thanks a lot !

I played around with the handlebar mount and was able to attach it down by the yoke. It's not centered like the stem mount would be but it's close. And I can mount my phone in landscape without covering the clock.

The stem mount "pro" fits nicely, however, it the phone sits quite low in your vision.

Mine came with three adapters and I was able to get the thinnest one to work. I had to clamp it tight with my fingers to get the bolt started, but it worked.

1.5 meter or 59 inches.

@@jrobrides1340 thanks

If you are getting the wireless charger, it comes with two USB-C cables a 20 inch and a 59 inch (50cm and 1.5m). The 59 inch was the perfect length.

@@jrobrides1340 I orderer wireless waterproof one and did not know that cable is included. Thank you for the info and for saving me some money.