What this build adds
A stock KTM 390 Adventure has no navigation, no calls, and no music built in. This install fixes that with a Jansite 6.86-inch CarPlay/Android Auto head unit, plus front and rear dashcams, a wireless remote controller, tire pressure sensors, and Acerbis handguards for protection once the connectivity side is sorted.
Installation order
The build follows a deliberate sequence: plan the mounting layout first, then install the rear camera, the remote controller, and run power connections before tackling the front camera and display unit. Once everything is wired, the tire pressure sensors get paired last, followed by a full power-on check.
- Rear camera installation
- Remote controller mounting
- Power connections
- Front camera installation
- Display unit mounting and cable connections
- Tire pressure sensor pairing
Acerbis handguards
With the electronics sorted, the build wraps up with Acerbis handguards — straightforward bolt-on protection for the levers and hands on an adventure bike that's going to see rough roads.
Is it worth it?
For a commuter or touring rider, this combination covers the basics most people actually want from a connected cockpit: navigation, calls, music, recorded footage from both ends of the bike, and live tire pressure alerts, all without needing a phone mount cluttering the bars.