Cell Phone Mount
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2013
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From: NJ
I just put this on my bike. Love it, and it's cheap.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/321158630404...84.m1423.l2649
http://www.ebay.com/itm/321158630404...84.m1423.l2649
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Joined: Aug 2008
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From: Middle Georgia
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Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Third Coast, South Texas
Cell phones on a motorcycle, jeez is it that important. Leave the phone at home and enjoy the ride.
Now back to the op's question, I use the riders claw, looks good and blends right in with all the other crap I have.
Now back to the op's question, I use the riders claw, looks good and blends right in with all the other crap I have.
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Joined: Jul 2013
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From: Baltimore
I have been using a ram mount with the ram mount aqua box for years. The box latches shut with the phone in it, is pretty water proof (been in torrential downpours and felt safe that the phone was dry) and you can still use the screen, although it is clumsy through the rubber cover.
This is my old setup on my KLR, two of the boxes side by side, one with an ipod and one with my phone hookups, attached to another box that held a J&M audio system. I have since gone all wireless with bluetooth stuff. The boxes are still great and even though it is ugly and big, I run the power cord down to the 12v charger on my fairing and the jack to the radio so I can play pandora or music I have saved on my phone
This is my old setup on my KLR, two of the boxes side by side, one with an ipod and one with my phone hookups, attached to another box that held a J&M audio system. I have since gone all wireless with bluetooth stuff. The boxes are still great and even though it is ugly and big, I run the power cord down to the 12v charger on my fairing and the jack to the radio so I can play pandora or music I have saved on my phone
Last edited by duoderf; Aug 12, 2013 at 11:17 PM.
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+3. I use mine for my phone, GPS and IPOD
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Joined: May 2013
Posts: 492
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From: The Town of Saint Joseph of Guadalupe
I noticed that you have a SG. So do I. I prefer having my cell phone mounted dead center on the console, so I went with a mounting system from Iron Aces Speed Shop (http://www.ironacesspeedshop.com/pro...-gps-mount.cfm).
I bought the option that comes with the X-Grip from RAM. This combination gives me the flexibility of mounting any size phone/GPS (with or without protective cases), and I only need to glance down at the screen instead of taking my eyes off the road. I commute to work everyday on my SG, and the traffic in Silicon Valley can get hairy during rush hours; when I ride to new stores/locations I've never been to before, I use the GPS on my iPhone and I can still keep an eye out in traffic for cagers' actions and behaviors. I've had handlebar mounted setups before, but I prefer a center-mount setup.
I'm in Cabo right now,so I don't have pictures of my set up to post. Perhaps when I return home I'll snap some pics and upload them for ya.
I bought the option that comes with the X-Grip from RAM. This combination gives me the flexibility of mounting any size phone/GPS (with or without protective cases), and I only need to glance down at the screen instead of taking my eyes off the road. I commute to work everyday on my SG, and the traffic in Silicon Valley can get hairy during rush hours; when I ride to new stores/locations I've never been to before, I use the GPS on my iPhone and I can still keep an eye out in traffic for cagers' actions and behaviors. I've had handlebar mounted setups before, but I prefer a center-mount setup.
I'm in Cabo right now,so I don't have pictures of my set up to post. Perhaps when I return home I'll snap some pics and upload them for ya.