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Will It Block My View? — How to Check CHIGEE Display Fitment on Any Motorcycle

A quick template test and clearance checklist to make sure a CHIGEE Display won't block your view, gauges or controls.

Use a quick paper/foam template test and a short clearance checklist to ensure your CHIGEE display won’t block your bike’s stock screen, warning lamps, or controls (e.g., windshield levers, switches).

Applies to: All motorcycles · CHIGEE AIO-5 and AIO-6
​ Screen sizes:

  • AIO-5 — 136.2 × 78.8 mm (≈ 5.36 × 3.10 in)

  • AIO-6 — 161 × 90.52 mm (≈ 6.34 × 3.56 in)


1) Make a fit template (2 minutes)

  1. Cut a rectangle to the model’s screen size above.

  2. Mount it to thin cardboard/foam so it’s easy to hold.

  3. (Optional) Add 5–10 mm around the edges to simulate bezel/mount.


2) Try likely mounting spots and choose the right mount

  • Handlebar center/clamp area

  • Mirror stalk / reservoir clamp

  • crossbar

  • Near windshield mechanism (only if it won’t interfere)

If cockpit space is tight, AIO-5’s smaller footprint is easier to place than AIO-6.


3) Do the visibility & clearance checks

Hold or lightly tape the template in the intended spot, then:

  1. Sightline: In your normal riding posture, can you see all of the OEM dash/TFT and warning lights?

  2. Steering lock-to-lock: Turn bars fully left/right—no contact with screen, tank, fairings, or cables.

  3. Controls & levers: Ensure no interference with windshield adjusters, switchgear, key/steering lock, or fuel cap.

  4. Suspension compression: Push down on bars (simulate bumps). Nothing should touch under load.

  5. Glove reach & glare: Can you comfortably operate the device? Can you tilt it to minimize reflections?

  6. Windshield travel (if applicable): Cycle the screen from lowest to highest—no rubbing.

If any check fails, adjust the location/height/angle, or choose AIO-5.

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