In the middle. My cell phone is integrated into my Sena intercom system so I can make and receive calls hands-free. My phone's turn-by-turn GPS messages also come through the Sena system. M/C Dave has got it all. All but the phone that is.
Took my heat gun and opened up the bar clamp, #10 thread rod from Ace, heat shrink tubing, and coupler nut. Cut off a normal nut thickness piece of the couple nut with dremel cut off wheel, as it fit the plastic hex hole in the handle bar clamp. Coupler nut sticks out the other side so it can be tighten. This holder gets high ratings in reviews for it's secure holding of the phone.
Did a drink holder with a cheapy WM holder also.
I keep a rubber tip stylist pen velcro'd to the right of the dash switches to operate the phone with gloves on.
2018 RT Ltd - Asphalt Metallic - East Valley of Phoenix
2018 RT Ltd Chrome - Champagne Metallic - Lake Stevens, Wa
(Champagne/Hooker) Magic Mirrors, 360 LED head lights, BajaRon sway bar, H&R springs and shock adjusters, dash cam, foam grips, third brake light 4 LED strobe for 7 seconds and then on steady, rear LED turn signals/8 ohm 50W resistors, sequential turn signals on front fenders, Vredestein and PPA Orb wheels on front and General out back, and driver backrest.
Things that move between machines: Ikea sheep skins, Zumo XT GPS, and extra tools. Hooker is going to be my summer trike up North; and Hookie my winter trike down South.
(Asphalt/Hookie) Elka shocks on front - BajaRon sway bar, OEM driver's backrest, LED headlights, dual USB with voltmeter, dash cam, foam grips - Magic Mirrors - front tires Vredestein Quatrac SL on PPA ORB Chrome wheels.
If you're only using the phone for nav, the center is best for viewing. If you use the other phone features, the left side is best but you'll need touch sensitive gloves or stylus to operate it.
I keep a rubber tip stylist pen velcro'd to the right of the dash switches to operate the phone with gloves on.
That's a simple yet brilliant idea. I've got one of those stylists aswell but I've been using the springy "cable" it came with. If I don't tuck it in somewhere, I'm afraid it will get in the way of my steering and it tough to find a place to securely tuck it in. Looks like I'm going to put some velcro on it. Again, simple but brilliant.
I agree with RayBJ...If you use your phone for more than gps then the left side is always going to be better because also the right hand is your throttle so you really not wanting to move that one to much...lol phoneholder2.jpg
I agree with RayBJ...If you use your phone for more than gps then the left side is always going to be better because also the right hand is your throttle so you really not wanting to move that one to much...lol phoneholder2.jpg
No on cruise control I use my right hand to tell google maps NAV to forget a waypoint that I passed by. Being a righty I can do that quickly.
2018 RT Ltd - Asphalt Metallic - East Valley of Phoenix
2018 RT Ltd Chrome - Champagne Metallic - Lake Stevens, Wa
(Champagne/Hooker) Magic Mirrors, 360 LED head lights, BajaRon sway bar, H&R springs and shock adjusters, dash cam, foam grips, third brake light 4 LED strobe for 7 seconds and then on steady, rear LED turn signals/8 ohm 50W resistors, sequential turn signals on front fenders, Vredestein and PPA Orb wheels on front and General out back, and driver backrest.
Things that move between machines: Ikea sheep skins, Zumo XT GPS, and extra tools. Hooker is going to be my summer trike up North; and Hookie my winter trike down South.
(Asphalt/Hookie) Elka shocks on front - BajaRon sway bar, OEM driver's backrest, LED headlights, dual USB with voltmeter, dash cam, foam grips - Magic Mirrors - front tires Vredestein Quatrac SL on PPA ORB Chrome wheels.
Trent - 2017 asphalt grey RT Limited,
Ultimate Seat, Baha Ron’s sway bar, Vredestine rear tire, Federal Formoza fronts, SlingMod’s LED head and fog lights, Lamonster’s highway pegs
My phone is paired to the phone app on my Zumo and is in a jacket pocket or plugged in in the trunk. Like Cirhere I don't answer it when on the road, even if it's from my bride; she knows it and has no complaint with my decision.
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Water holder on the left, GPS on right and phone under it. Both require to be touched duing a ride and I use the left hand. Right hand would require setting speed controls. I use my phone for XM radio via BT. I also run a USB cord from front storage pocket (2020 RTL) to keep it charge. This setup places the GPS screen a little to my right and almost eye level. Easy to see
What side do you put your Phone holder? Left or right?
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Welcome to Spyder Forum. Do you already have a phone holder? If not, check out the 'ones' sold by Motorcycle Dave. 
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