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For sale is a Techmount GPS mounting system. The clamp is designed for 1 1/8' bars, but I have a reducing bushing that allows it to be used on a 1" bar. It comes with a quick release bracket (the black square thing) that allows you to easily remove the GPS, while the chrome mount stays on the bike. This is in excellent condition, selling it because I went with a fairing mount.
$40, shipped to your door, continental US only.
Last edited by bluffalobob; Feb 1, 2010 at 12:44 PM.
Reason: Item Sold
They are a great unit! I've got the same exact base and a slightly diff top for cell phones etc. As you know, they can be swapped out etc. I use mine for my Ipod but going to be mounting that in the saddlebag before long and I'll put mine up here too in the classifieds.
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