Here in Oklahoma we have several toll roads. I'm having trouble finding a good spot to put my pikepass (electronic toll reader) on my 2007 Heritage without it looking like crap. It's about 3 inches by 5 inches and white. Any suggestions?

 

Try it in the saddlebags, only cost a fine if it doesent work.

 

here in florida, i put the "sunpass" in the saddlebag, windshield, shirt pocket, wherever. it works about 1/2 the time. if i get a violation in the mail i call and tell them their equipment just didn't pick up the signal and they just take out the amount of the toll and ask me to re-position the "sunpass"

 

A windshield bag works just fine and it doesn't look bad either.

 

Windshield bag

 

I don't even carry mine with me. When I set the bike up on the account I had asked what was the proper way to mount it to a motorcycle and was told their is none. Here in IL they will look up your plate on the camera and see if you have Ipass and take it out of your account automatically. give them a call and see what they say.

 

I bought a handle bar mount for 20 bucks.

 

Found this on another forum - heed this guys warning.

Behold my tale of woe, lest ye suffer the same fate as I...

Here in Florida, our automated toll-collection system is SunPass. For years, we've had similar electronic transponders that a number of toll roads use for their automated toll-collection systems.

At the beginning of July, SunPass introduced the new SunPass Mini--no longer a box, the Mini is a sticker with a radio-frequency identification (RFID) chip at its heart. They're easy to make, easy to install, you don't have to worry about them getting ripped off, and they don't fall off your windshield during a hot summer day. Perfect, right?

Giddy with excitement about not having to ride one-handed through the toll plazas anymore, I went straight out and bought a new SunPass Mini, went to http://www.sunpass.com, loaded it up with tolls, and affixed it to the lowest part of the inside of my windshield.

Then, after calling SunPass operations to ask them how I was supposed to be exempt on 95 Express (95 Express, at http://www.95express.com, is South Florida's "expressway-within-an-expressway" project from Miami to Ft. Lauderdale that charges for congestion tolling; exempt from tolls are registered carpools, hybrids, and motorcycles), they told my "Oh--you cant use the Mini on your motorcycle! It needs to be on a glass windshield."

Oh swell. Thanks for telling me.

Nowhere does any of the literature that comes with the Mini tell you that the Mini is incompatible with motorcycles. Not the docs, not the package, and not the store. Not even the website (at the time) said so. Oh--it does now, now that I demanded that they replace my windshield--ain't no way I'm getting that Mini and its monster adhesive off without taking my windshield's notoriously fragile coatings off with it. (y'know, in retrospect, I should've known that anything that says "Buckle Up" on it probably wasn't designed with us bikers in mind.)

Anyway. thanks to me demanding a $400+ windscreen (a request that is currently with their legal department), the gig is up; now the sunpass.com site is practically rotten with warnings bout how the Mini is incompatible with motorcycles. But to date I have not yet heard back from the folks at SunPass regarding my windscreen; when I originally talked to them, they suggested using "Goo-Gone" or some similar chemical to get the Mini off of my shield. However, any Beemer pilot knows that the only thing you're supposed to put on a BMW windshield is soap, water, and bugs.

Meanwhile, I reluctantly reactivated my "brick" transponder. However, a poster in another thread has indicated that the electronic toll transponders work fine in the topcase! Upon reading this, I stuck my brick to the inside of the topcase and discovered that it does, in fact, work great! Groovy, baby!

Now if I can just get the folks at SunPass to pony up for a new shield...

 

i put mine under the seat above the ecm with duct tape.

 

Mine works fine in the windshield bag facing forward. I do find that some toll booths don't "read" as well as others and I have to approach them almost at walking speed.