IPod Holder
Road Captain
Joined: May 2009
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From: SYCAMORE IL,60178
Hello i have a kuryakyn that screws in to your switch cover its chrome and works good. Will sell also you can get a fm wireless transmitter that goes in the bottom of your ipod. That way you can put it in your pocket or saddle bag, jacket. Works good also.
Banned
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: New York
ANyone looking for the RAM MOunts I have them in stock ready to ship and don't forget you get your forum 10% discount
http://www.shop.techncyclegear.com/c...?categoryId=43
Road Warrior
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 1,549
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From: North Texas
I think these are some of the best made. They are very well made the movement is very smooth and the chrome is excellent. They are a little expensive but I guess u get what u pay for. I have the 30997mc.
http://www.techmounts.com/products/i...arch&mount=bar
http://www.techmounts.com/products/i...arch&mount=bar
Cruiser
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 164
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From: Dayton OH
Here is the method I used to mount my iPod on my bike.
Zip ties, industrial velcro (not standard hook and loop), 1 ft 3.5mm wire from Radio Shack, 1in x 1in mounting base.
Simply turned the mounting base upside down, cut vlecro to match the mounting base. Zip tied base to bar. Used 2" circle of velcro on back of iPod. Will zip tie 3.5mm jack to bar once I finalize on which bar to mount. Works great, no fear of it falling off. That commercial grade velcro (bought at Lowe's) really holds it in place. SImple to unplug and put the iPod in my pocket when I get to where I am going.
Photos are below. Currently it is on the right bar, but I think I am going to end up mounting on the left side, anyway this gives you the general idea.
Cheap as the only thing I had to buy was the wire. Everything else was leftovers from other installs.
Zip ties, industrial velcro (not standard hook and loop), 1 ft 3.5mm wire from Radio Shack, 1in x 1in mounting base.
Simply turned the mounting base upside down, cut vlecro to match the mounting base. Zip tied base to bar. Used 2" circle of velcro on back of iPod. Will zip tie 3.5mm jack to bar once I finalize on which bar to mount. Works great, no fear of it falling off. That commercial grade velcro (bought at Lowe's) really holds it in place. SImple to unplug and put the iPod in my pocket when I get to where I am going.
Photos are below. Currently it is on the right bar, but I think I am going to end up mounting on the left side, anyway this gives you the general idea.
Cheap as the only thing I had to buy was the wire. Everything else was leftovers from other installs.
Intermediate
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 27
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From: Jacksonville, NC
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