The screen and the mount move; the wiring does not, or rather it should not. The harness is wired into one bike’s ACC circuit, so the neat version is a second harness on the second bike and moving the screen between them.
Why it matters
Two-bike garages ask this early, and it changes what you buy: one screen with two harnesses is cheaper than two screens, as long as the second bike has an ignition-switched circuit to tap.
Questions we get
Do I need a second mount?
The ring bracket stays with the bike unless you move it each time; a second mount is the cleaner answer.
Will the tire sensors swap over?
The valve-cap sensors are paired to the screen, so they travel with it; the second bike’s tires would need their own.
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Facts on this page come from the manufacturer's specification and the unit manual as reflected on the product page, checked September 27, 2026. Where a figure is not in that specification, we say so.