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I have a Ram mount I will sell. I didn't care for the way it looks. I bought the Harley mount and used a Ram GPS holder and married the two. Much nicer and it put the unit in a better spot
Hey TFB,
How do you like the mirror mount? Is there enough thread on the mirror to feel great about supporting a GPS?
What size arm are you running with that mount? I looked at the 1.75" arm, as I would like the GPS close to the hand grip, but don't want a clearance issue. I'm also curious about the clearance running the arm up between the bar and the clutch cable.
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