Peak Design has updated their phone mount - it now includes a charger and mirror mount (without having to buy a bunch of RAM parts). It's powered by a USB cable with a 5mm jack. I'd like to install one on my HPE Touring.
I park outside. I don't really have access to a garage, so I'd like to do this with as little disassembly as possible to still have a nice-looking result. I took a peek at some of Robot's disassembly videos, and I think I have a plan:
1. Take off the left knee cap.
2. Punch open the big access panel behind it.
3. Open the glovebox.
4. Use the access panel to find a safe place to drill a 5mm hole in the glovebox, to the left of the fuse panel.
5. Drill commensurate holes in the knee cap and the space behind it.
6. Route the cable through the holes, along the front windscreen pegs, and to the phone mount.
7. Plug in the USB cable, tuck away any access cable, and seal everything up.
Does this seem like a reasonable approach? Is there a better one that I'm missing?