iPhone Handlebar Mount
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That is some funny ****!
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Glancing at a GPS takes no more deciphering skills than glancing at a speed sign and then one's speedometer to see if you're going the correct speed.
Get real buddy. If you think glancing at a GPS to see how many miles until your next turn is the same as text messaging you're not familiar with either device.
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From: Passaic County, NJ
Bry, why are you getting so ruffled?
You're right, I'm not familiar with either device (gps or iphone). I'm proud of that.
I realize there are enough distractions on the road when riding a motorcycle and I don't necessarily agree we need to add more distractions while riding. Does that make me an ****? So be it.
You're right, I'm not familiar with either device (gps or iphone). I'm proud of that.
I realize there are enough distractions on the road when riding a motorcycle and I don't necessarily agree we need to add more distractions while riding. Does that make me an ****? So be it.
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From: Topeka, KS
I am a avid cyclist and have used Ram Mounts RAM Mounting Systems RAP-274-1-AP6U EZ ON/OFF Handlebar Mount for Apple iPhone 3G & 3GS when riding. I have put on many a miles with this mount with zero issues, so I decided to install this mount onto my Street Bob. So far I have logged about 200 miles with the iPhone in the cradle (2/3 of which were without the windshield installed) and it doesn't budge. This thing is great and only cost $10 from amazon.
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Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: Cincinnati
Maybe they should just outlaw GPS and AM/FM radios, CD's or bluetooth headsets or CB radios from the Ultra's too. :-o
If you commute, or more importantly, use your car (or bike) for customer appointments in any large metro area, GPS is invaluable. You don't have to stare at it for minutes on end, but then, some people can't dance on the head of a pin... and some shouldn't be on the road at all.
Frankly I think it's a pretty clean mount, too bad it isn't chrome although I suppose you can have it sprayed.
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Decipher? Hyperbole much? It's not a ****ing Rubik's Cube.
Glancing at a GPS takes no more deciphering skills than glancing at a speed sign and then one's speedometer to see if you're going the correct speed.
Get real buddy. If you think glancing at a GPS to see how many miles until your next turn is the same as text messaging you're not familiar with either device.
Glancing at a GPS takes no more deciphering skills than glancing at a speed sign and then one's speedometer to see if you're going the correct speed.
Get real buddy. If you think glancing at a GPS to see how many miles until your next turn is the same as text messaging you're not familiar with either device.
Awesome...
