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Just took my Powervision and Ram phone mount off of the handlebars. Really liking the clean look. Thought I would miss the gauges of the PV or the map function of the phone but I do not. No more monitoring. Feels great!
This is the best I could do....I like having my phone in view and the lower compartment holds quite a bit of stuff, also has a mount for a pistol and extra magazine.
I like the look of a batwing but I don't like all of the stuff that it holds inside of it, such as the radio, speakers, etc. Thus the reason why I ride a Heritage. I have the convenience of bags and windshield without all that extra stuff.
This is the best I could do....I like having my phone in view and the lower compartment holds quite a bit of stuff, also has a mount for a pistol and extra magazine.
I understand the phone thing also. I just wanted to ride without looking to see what RPM`s I`m shifting or riding at or how many volts my battery is charging at or what gear I`m in or temp of the motor. You know, stuff like that. My bike is tuned well and I am just enjoying riding without any distractions on the bars.
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