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Tourer
Posts: 416
Prairie City, IA United States | I am
Looking for ideas for mounting a GPS on the dash of the Vision. I am not sold on putting it behind the key or in the mirror bolt with a RAM mount.
Please share where you have mounted yours and why. |
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Tourer
Posts: 337
san antonio, tx | I have mine mounted with the suction cup mount behind the key. Well over 7000 miles with it like that without any issues. I usually pull the mount off when I'm cleaning or dusting the bike, then re-attach it.
It's been at speed in temps ranging from 25F to 109F. Low humidity to pouring rain. I like it there because it's easy to see and operate while riding.
Also, to me it just looks like that's where it belongs. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 231
Desert Hot Springs (Palm Springs area), CA | lstayner - 2012-01-08 2:52 PM I am Looking for ideas for mounting a GPS on the dash of the Vision. I am not sold on putting it behind the key or in the mirror bolt with a RAM mount. Please share where you have mounted yours and why. Right here: 
It is a Garmin 765t and I love it! It is attached via double sided tape/sticker. At first I just used the suction but then got concerned about loosing it at high speed. So I removed the rubber sucker and put the base directly on the panel via the double sided tape. ZERO issues. |
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Tourer
Posts: 395
Moravia, IA | Mines mounted just like pictured above - never had a problem with it. Works great. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 825
, WI | I mounted my GPS on the handlebars. Easy to see and operate and I like the locking mount. 
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Cruiser
Posts: 281
| My Garmin 450 is mounted much like Rollin's
I find it easy to see and operate in that location. |
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