GPS mounts with pics

[+simplyred]

I've seen post about mounts often here and wanted to show pics, but always can't find them when I need them. Anyways I use Ram mounts, I find them great and can change from vehicles to vehicles to hand with basic ease. With all the different ends, I can place it in my Van, car with suction mount to quad with handlebar mount to boat. The GPS, holder and extension is all that needs to be transfered. I don't work for Ram, I just thought I'd post this while I have the pics together.

 

in the van

 

on the quad

 

 

 

and the boat

 

[+JanniCash]

The one on my scooter.

 

Just today I came back from a business trip Philadelphia->Toronto->Philadelphia (that was 1,000+ miles). The little foam pads I placed into the GPS mount to stop the bobbing worked perfect.

 

Jan

[+Fuzzywhip]

Thanks for the great post with pictures!

 

I have been struggling to build a GPSr holder for my 100 (as the store-bought item doesn't fit my needs).

 

Your pictures are great and the series from the scooter link has really helped me plan my building of a mount.

 

Thanks again!

[mtbikernate]

I am working on a custom mount for my 76CSx so I can mount it on my bicycle directly over the stem. I am not satisfied with any of the factory mounts, so I bought a sheet of stainless steel so I can make my own.

 

Right now, I'm working with cardboard mockups before I start cutting the stainless steel.

 

I really wanted to get the ti sheet, but the stainless cost me 8.50, while the ti would have cost me $85.00 for the same size. Hm, no thanks.

[CraZySteve]

I am working on a custom mount for my 76CSx so I can mount it on my bicycle directly over the stem. I am not satisfied with any of the factory mounts, so I bought a sheet of stainless steel so I can make my own.

 

Right now, I'm working with cardboard mockups before I start cutting the stainless steel.

 

I really wanted to get the ti sheet, but the stainless cost me 8.50, while the ti would have cost me $85.00 for the same size. Hm, no thanks.

 

Sorry for the late chiming in... But Nate you are using what is called CAD.....

 

C- Cardboard

A - Assisted

D - Design

 

-Steve

[CraZySteve]

I am working on a custom mount for my 76CSx so I can mount it on my bicycle directly over the stem. I am not satisfied with any of the factory mounts, so I bought a sheet of stainless steel so I can make my own.

 

Right now, I'm working with cardboard mockups before I start cutting the stainless steel.

 

I really wanted to get the ti sheet, but the stainless cost me 8.50, while the ti would have cost me $85.00 for the same size. Hm, no thanks.

 

Sorry for the late chiming in... But Nate you are using what is called CAD.....

 

C- Cardboard

A - Assisted

D - Design

 

I also have the RAM mount for my ATV - it Rocks!!

 

-Steve

Edited June 15, 2007 by CraZySteve

[+roadrage64]

A little bulky, but hey, it works

Edited June 15, 2007 by roadrage64

[+simplyred]

I also recently added a 12volt connector for the boat, now the only time I'm using batteries is when I'm walking (hiking)

[+Kabuthunk]

A little bulky, but hey, it works

 

I as well have that one for my bike, and actually created my own for my car:

 

The building process can be seen here :}