audio tank pouch
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Get a silicone sleeve for the I-Pod and an elastic band like the joggers use, after attaching the band to the sleeve, wrap the band around your right control/master cylinder and the I-Pod will be laying against the handlebars facing you.
A cheap set up that can be used on and off the bike....get one of those retractable 1' or 2' cables to hook into your AUX port/I-Pod and your set.
A cheap set up that can be used on and off the bike....get one of those retractable 1' or 2' cables to hook into your AUX port/I-Pod and your set.
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It's a shame they don't make this mount for Harley's yet...
http://www.themountdepot.com/RAM_B_3...ram-b-345u.htm
http://www.themountdepot.com/RAM_B_3...ram-b-345u.htm
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I bought one of these pouches today. First I had to modify the hole, for the connection, with my pocket knife, to my iPhone 3G. It didn't line up at all. Secondly, I have no faith in the magnets. It is very easy to peal it off from the front. I can almost see the wind scooping it up and blowing it off.
In conclusion, for $40 dollars, it could have lined up better, especially since they use the iPhone or touch in their ad. Also, they could have used flexible magnetic strips instead of four weak mags.
I will buy a cheap iPhone case, add mags and have a much better product for much less money. I mght even sell them.
In conclusion, for $40 dollars, it could have lined up better, especially since they use the iPhone or touch in their ad. Also, they could have used flexible magnetic strips instead of four weak mags.
I will buy a cheap iPhone case, add mags and have a much better product for much less money. I mght even sell them.