Upgrade your Hobie kayak with the FPV-POWER Hobie Motor Mount, the ultimate solution for securely attaching a trolling or electric motor. Built from durable marine-grade aluminum and stainless steel, this motor mount is specifically designed to fit most Hobie kayak models with the standard rear mounting holes (commonly used for rudders or accessories). Whether you’re a weekend adventurer or serious angler, this mount provides a solid, vibration-resistant base for your motor.

Features & Benefits:

• Universal compatibility with Hobie MirageDrive kayaks (e.g., Outback, Pro Angler, Compass, Revolution, and more)

• Strong anodized aluminum frame with corrosion-resistant stainless steel hardware

• Quick and easy installation using existing hardware holes — no drilling required

• Lightweight design for minimal impact on balance and weight distribution

• Secure fit prevents motor wobble during acceleration or in chop

Installation Instructions:

1. Align the mount’s brackets with the rear mounting holes of your Hobie kayak.

2. Use the included stainless hardware to bolt the mount firmly in place.

3. Attach your motor (such as a Watersnake, Newport Vessels, or Torqeedo) to the provided bracket.

4. Ensure all fasteners are tight and double-check clearance before heading out.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Will this work with my Hobie Passport or i-Series?
A: This mount is best suited for MirageDrive models with rear accessory inserts. It is not compatible with inflatable (i-Series) or Passport models unless modified.

Q: Can I use this with a Torqeedo or Bixpy motor?
A: Yes, with adapter plates (sold separately), many motors can be mounted.

Q: Does this affect steering?
A: When paired with a rudder or steering arm, motor steering is easily integrated.

Customer Reviews:
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“Solid build and perfect fit on my Hobie Outback. Took me 10 minutes to mount it and connect my Watersnake. No wobble, no fuss.” — Jason M.
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“Game changer. I fish long sessions and this lets me cover more water without killing my legs.” — Dylan K.