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Help!! Which RAM GPS mount on a SG/Touring (pictures appreciated)

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Old 06-11-2011, 01:43 PM
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Hi John,

How did you do the cable work for the power. I know the cigarette lighter isn't the most elegant way, so if there are better options I would like to know. Is it hard to do, because I'm not an electric guy.

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Old 06-11-2011, 02:13 PM
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Hi Bberck, did you need to tap thread into the mirror hole mount? Can you tell me (if you know) which type of RAM mount you have?
It's listed as ram mount with 9mm hole and 1 inch ball.

I just used a bolt and lock nut through the mirror hole and painted it black to match.
 
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Ok, clear. This is what I am thinking about:

http://www.ram-mount.com/CatalogResu...5/Default.aspx


So I need to tap thread in the holes while now there in no thread in it.
 
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No this is the one I have

http://www.ram-mount.com/CatalogResu...5/Default.aspx

Just ran a bolt through it.

Top painted



Bottom with a chrome cap on lock nut



All that's left when you remove arm and cradle

 
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I'm about to be doing the samething. I'm leaning toward the Harley Mount. 92378-09


If you search that number on the Harley site, It'll give you the pic.
 
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mounted mine on the clutch side mirror hole
 
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I bought a mount from eGlideGoodies, as I don't like the RAM type. Too BMW GS for my liking! It is certainly worth mounting it off to one side, especially if you ride two up. I did that simply for convenience, then found my wife can see it over my shoulder. So a bonus is I get a running commentary over our comms, for example when we recently crossed one of the Alpine passes from Slovenia to Austria, warning me of each hairpin bend so I could be prepared and in the right gear!
 
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... So a bonus is I get a running commentary over our comms, for example when we recently crossed one of the Alpine passes from Slovenia to Austria, warning me of each hairpin bend so I could be prepared and in the right gear!

LOL - listening to that is better than the alimony/maintenance I'm forking out.
 
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This has got to be the cleanest & cheapest mount and it puts the GPS right in your line-of-site — drilling the fairing is not a big deal. I rarely have the GPS mounted and actually like the look of the RAM Ball. The only cost was for the RAM Ball, a longer 3" RAM Arm and a fused, marine grade cigarette plug.



Now you see it….



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