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 Go Pro and EZ pass mounts
I used handlebar mounts for my Go Pro and EZ pass on my Harley...Now that the Harley has been replaced with the RT Limited, I am wondering where I can mount these...I am uncomfortable with the idea of suction mounts...any ideas?
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 Originally Posted by steversssss
I used handlebar mounts for my Go Pro and EZ pass on my Harley...Now that the Harley has been replaced with the RT Limited, I am wondering where I can mount these...I am uncomfortable with the idea of suction mounts...any ideas?
JT's Dash Mount
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A lot of folks mount the EZpass inside the frunk near the top.
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Mount mine in the frunk. No problem.
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Depends..!
JT's machine shop (sponsor on home page) has a great solution. The ez pass seems to work for many in the trunk and Ram mounts has a variety of solutions. I have a single ram and switch devices as needed but it is on my RS. Never seem to need more than one at a time...
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Hope you guys are right, just put mine there now
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If it doesn't work, send me the bill....check will be in the mail
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In The Frunk
attached to the inside of the cover. It has been there for over a year & it always works. Industrial Velcro - the heavy plastic kind - does the trick.
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About $25 on ebay. Holds my go pro clone very nicely.
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ez pass inside lid of fruck
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Tried the ezpass inside the frunk. Did not work. I wrapped it in that emergency plastic emergency tape and put zip ties around it and bolted it to the a custom bracket I made attached to the screw on the upper dashboard.
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EZ Pass
If you register your license plate with EZ Pass people that send you your bill it's no problem
they pay the toll like the green light went on
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EzTag in the frunk
Rode last week from South Texas to Pflugerville and back with no problem. I know it worked because I got email From TxTag saying my cc was expired. I fixed that by updating my info.
Originally Posted by oldguyinCT
attached to the inside of the cover. It has been there for over a year & it always works. Industrial Velcro - the heavy plastic kind - does the trick.
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Options for mounts for your Spyder
Originally Posted by steversssss
I used handlebar mounts for my Go Pro and EZ pass on my Harley...Now that the Harley has been replaced with the RT Limited, I am wondering where I can mount these...I am uncomfortable with the idea of suction mounts...any ideas?
You may want to take a look at this link. http://www.leadermotorcycle.com/spyd...?sort=alphaasc lots of options for mounts for your spyder
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