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Old 09-07-2007, 09:38 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Just got done installing my Ram Mount for my new GPS unit. Cost of the Ram Mount, $51 and some change shipped to my door. I have to say I think this will really hold up (unlike the last one!). It mounts in the steering stem and I couldnt pull it off for the life of me. Apparently doing things the right way is better in the long run...haha (the last one came off at 70 mph, and I had JUST bought it that morning). My new one is Garmin Nuvi. It holds MP3's, and if I can find some decent noise cancelling earphones, Ill be set.
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awwww you BASTID!!! I've been oogling those Nuvi's!!! Which model did ya get & for how much?

Nice mount btw.
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Old 09-08-2007, 12:08 AM   #3 (permalink)
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awwww you BASTID!!! I've been oogling those Nuvi's!!! Which model did ya get & for how much?

Nice mount btw.
I got the 350. Paid right at $450 plus tax.
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I got the same one... $359 on sale. a buddy almost bought one then said nah, I'll wait.... he can't find it for less than $399. I too need to get one of those mounts. I used the suction cup... it came off at some time during the ride. not fun trying to take a turn and make sure your brand new GPS doesn't go flying off the bike. Do you have a link for the mount or is it the same link Rocket provided?
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Looks good. Can you easily remove the mount for when you arent using the GPS? I have been looking at the tomtom rider for three reasons, It works with your cell phone, It is motorcycle friendly, and tomtom has a Europe traffic camera database.
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I got the same one... $359 on sale. a buddy almost bought one then said nah, I'll wait.... he can't find it for less than $399. I too need to get one of those mounts. I used the suction cup... it came off at some time during the ride. not fun trying to take a turn and make sure your brand new GPS doesn't go flying off the bike. Do you have a link for the mount or is it the same link Rocket provided?

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Looks good. Can you easily remove the mount for when you arent using the GPS? I have been looking at the tomtom rider for three reasons, It works with your cell phone, It is motorcycle friendly, and tomtom has a Europe traffic camera database.
yes, removes in seconds. I chose this because of the size. I dont want/need a cell, so that doesnt matter to me personally about being able to have a phone work with it. One thing I dont like (but can live without because I dont ride in the rain much at all) is that its not waterproof.
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Very nice install my friend. Looking good!
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thanks! I also just got done wiring in the 12V plug in. I chose to hide it underneath the seat for now and just ran the power wire to the gps from the plug in. Im in a hurry today because I have the Ride of the Century today in St Louis and Ill have to be leaving soon. But for temporary, I hid it well, so this will do for now.
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thanks! I also just got done wiring in the 12V plug in. I chose to hide it underneath the seat for now and just ran the power wire to the gps from the plug in. Im in a hurry today because I have the Ride of the Century today in St Louis and Ill have to be leaving soon. But for temporary, I hid it well, so this will do for now.
I actually found a the power cord for hard wiring my Magellan GPS on ebay for $10.00.
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How big is the arm you have in the picture?
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I bought the Nuvi 200 for $199 but have not mounted it on my bike. What is the plan if you you get caught in a rain storm?
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seems like the Ziploc Raincover is the best option i can think of haha
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seems like the Ziploc Raincover is the best option i can think of haha

I dont ride in the rain, but the one time I got caught in it, I did use a ziplock. It actually worked nicely.
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