RiderNav announced the presale of its new R7X smart motorcycle display. The device fits almost every motorcycle brand, including Harley-Davidson, Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, KTM, Triumph, and Suzuki. It sells for $559, but the first 100 buyers get it for $350.
The R7X features a 7-inch HD IPS display rated at 1,200 nits for visibility in sunlight. It supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for navigation, calls, and music. The display connects without cables, keeping the rider’s phone in the pocket.
Its universal quick-release mount makes installation fast. It is compatible with 99% of motorcycle bracket systems. Riders can also control action cameras such as GoPro, DJI, and Insta360 directly from the screen.
The system includes optional tire pressure monitoring via a separate TPMS module. It meets IP69K waterproof and dust-tight standards, enduring sprays, mud, and temperatures from -20°C to 70°C. Firmware updates are delivered over the air.
Each unit includes a 24-month warranty and free shipping. Presale orders are open now on ridernav.com. RiderNav says the R7X brings its high-end display technology to any rider who wants integrated, road-ready connectivity.
My two cents…
RiderNav just dropped presales for its R7X smart motorcycle display, a fancy dashboard for folks who think handlebars deserve Wi‑Fi. Practically fits every bike you’ve ever drooled on, Harley to Suzuki, and costs $559, unless you’re fast enough to snag the first‑hundred deal at $350. Nice flex. It’s got a 7‑inch screen bright enough to blind a seagull, wireless CarPlay and Android Auto (finally, no spaghetti cables), and a mount that supposedly works with 99% of bikes. You can even boss around your GoPro from it. Waterproof, dustproof, firmware‑update‑proof. Ships free, two‑year warranty. Basically, Knight Rider’s dash just went universal.
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