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Check whether a CHIGEE Display fits your motorcycle

Check the display, mount and cable route against your cockpit before buying or securing the installation.

Check the complete display and mount assembly against your motorcycle’s cockpit. A screen-size label or another rider’s installation does not guarantee clearance on your bike.

Check space and visibility

  1. Use the outside dimensions of the exact model and mount to make a cardboard template. Include the depth, connectors and quick-release module where fitted.

  2. Hold the template at the intended position while sitting in your normal riding posture. Keep the original instruments and warning lights visible.

  3. Turn the handlebars fully left and right. Check the tank, fairing, display, cables, key and controls for interference.

  4. Move an adjustable windshield through its full range. Check access to switches and adjusters.

  5. Repeat with the actual assembly before final tightening. A flat template is only an initial check.

AIO-6 dimensions

Use the main-unit dimensions below when checking cockpit space. Both models have a 6-inch screen; the measurements are for the main unit, not just the visible screen area.

Model

Main-unit dimensions

User manual

AIO-6 Max

161 × 90.5 × 22 mm

AIO-6 LTE

161 × 90.5 × 22 mm

Allow additional space for the mount, connectors, cable bends and any quick-release module. Check the complete installed assembly before tightening; the main-unit dimensions alone do not guarantee clearance.


Check cable reach

Model

Cable reference

How to use it

AIO-5 Lite

Front camera total: 158 cm; rear camera total: 313 cm

Measure the intended routed path, not a straight line between components.

AIO-5 Play standard version

Power cable: 220 cm

Check the route to the battery and ACC source; this is not the BMW cradle version.

Camera cable sections differ between models. See camera cable lengths rather than applying the Lite totals to an AIO-6 camera cable.


Choose the mounting route

Use the mount selection guide to match the mounting point and interface. Review motorcycle installation examples for placement ideas, then perform the checks above on your own bike.

If routing cables requires removing fairings and you are not comfortable doing that, use a qualified local installer and provide the installation guide.

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