Has anyone used this combination of Ram mount?
#11
Now that the ball question is addressed, I was going to ask if you have considered just using a clear front phone holster?
I have one clipped onto my windshield Tbag pocket thingy.
so it is just below my line of sight for mapping/directions.
stop for gas, unclip and put in pocket.
easy and for me a $5 solution
mike
I have one clipped onto my windshield Tbag pocket thingy.
so it is just below my line of sight for mapping/directions.
stop for gas, unclip and put in pocket.
easy and for me a $5 solution
mike
#12
Curious if anyone has used this combination of Ram mount? Just not sure if the short double socket will get the phone far enough away from the controls without sticking up or out too far.
http://www.rammount.com/part/RAP-B-379-HA1U
http://www.rammount.com/part/RAM-B-201U-A
http://www.rammount.com/part/RAM-HOL-UN7BU
Don't need a lecture on having my phone disrupting my driving. I only want it for playing music from Pandora or mp3.
http://www.rammount.com/part/RAP-B-379-HA1U
http://www.rammount.com/part/RAM-B-201U-A
http://www.rammount.com/part/RAM-HOL-UN7BU
Don't need a lecture on having my phone disrupting my driving. I only want it for playing music from Pandora or mp3.
#13
Hi,
I use a very similar setup on my '14 Streetglide. You will not go wrong with the RAM mount system. I made my own mount for the mirror holes as RAM did not have one available when I set mine up. Think I spent about $6 on mine, liked it so much I made two so I can use either side. Looks just like the one they sell now. I find the short arm to be just a little short and not have as much adjustability as the arm that I use. It also tends to put the phone right in the sight line of the mirror. I use the slightly longer arm that twists in the middle to allow me to bring the phone more towards the center line and out of the way of the mirror. By the arm twisting in the middle it allows a much wider way of mounting the X-Grip. A good friend of mine uses the X-grip on his side by side, and My son and I use them on our Harleys and have not had any issues with the phone falling out. I am pretty sure the new X-grips come with the rubber "keeper"
Here are some photos of my set up:
Mirror Mount (Homemade)
Untitled by T Davis, on Flickr
X-Grip with short arm mount - Note that it covers the sightline to the mirror.
Untitled by T Davis, on Flickr
X-grip with adjustable arm:
Untitled by T Davis, on Flickr
The adjustable arm:
Untitled by T Davis, on Flickr
Hope that this helps,if you have any other questions let me know. Sorry the pics are not the best its dark in my garage.
I use a very similar setup on my '14 Streetglide. You will not go wrong with the RAM mount system. I made my own mount for the mirror holes as RAM did not have one available when I set mine up. Think I spent about $6 on mine, liked it so much I made two so I can use either side. Looks just like the one they sell now. I find the short arm to be just a little short and not have as much adjustability as the arm that I use. It also tends to put the phone right in the sight line of the mirror. I use the slightly longer arm that twists in the middle to allow me to bring the phone more towards the center line and out of the way of the mirror. By the arm twisting in the middle it allows a much wider way of mounting the X-Grip. A good friend of mine uses the X-grip on his side by side, and My son and I use them on our Harleys and have not had any issues with the phone falling out. I am pretty sure the new X-grips come with the rubber "keeper"
Here are some photos of my set up:
Mirror Mount (Homemade)
Untitled by T Davis, on Flickr
X-Grip with short arm mount - Note that it covers the sightline to the mirror.
Untitled by T Davis, on Flickr
X-grip with adjustable arm:
Untitled by T Davis, on Flickr
The adjustable arm:
Untitled by T Davis, on Flickr
Hope that this helps,if you have any other questions let me know. Sorry the pics are not the best its dark in my garage.
#14
#15
They do have a rubber tether. Ordering now
http://www.rammount.com/part/RAM-HOL-UN7TU
http://www.rammount.com/part/RAM-HOL-UN7TU
#17
Now that the ball question is addressed, I was going to ask if you have considered just using a clear front phone holster?
I have one clipped onto my windshield Tbag pocket thingy.
so it is just below my line of sight for mapping/directions.
stop for gas, unclip and put in pocket.
easy and for me a $5 solution
mike
I have one clipped onto my windshield Tbag pocket thingy.
so it is just below my line of sight for mapping/directions.
stop for gas, unclip and put in pocket.
easy and for me a $5 solution
mike
#19
Thanks everyone, I'm sure I will like it from what everyone is saying. The only negative might be blocking the mirror, if that happens I guess I will buy the mid sized arm. Thanks again for all the feedback.