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    Default 2009 gps garmin 660 question

    how and where do i attach the mounting bracket for a garmin 660 on a 2009 rs.

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    i have a chanch to buy a 1 year old for 400 but i dont wnt to buy it if i cant get it installed

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    I have a 2012 RSS and mine is mounted to the handlebars with a BRP mount though it can be mounted to the dash do a querry for garmin mounting on rss many have them.
    You will have to have it wired to a 12v accessory plug that can also be baught through can am or aftermarket on ebay.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hecoon View Post
    how and where do i attach the mounting bracket for a garmin 660 on a 2009 rs.

    thanks

    i have a chanch to buy a 1 year old for 400 but i dont wnt to buy it if i cant get it installed
    Hey, I mounted my iPad Mini on the dash and use that for my GPS, and navigation, works like a charm. Got the mount for sports.com, iPad Mini Spring-Loaded Glare Shield Mount, part # 5421A, $68.95 plus shipping. Check it out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pacog1943 View Post
    Hey, I mounted my iPad Mini on the dash and use that for my GPS, and navigation, works like a charm. Got the mount for sports.com, iPad Mini Spring-Loaded Glare Shield Mount, part # 5421A, $68.95 plus shipping. Check it out.
    the dash and handle bars are completely different on the 09
    thanks anywaay

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    I have a 2008, which is the same. There is a silver plastic piece (right hand side of handle bars) covering the 7/8" bars next to the throttle. You can easily cut (the plastic piece) and remove it with a utility knife. Then, you can use a RAM ball mount along with the mating piece from RAM that attaches to the gps.

    I used to have my gps there. I replaced it with a handle bar clock. Let me know if you want a picture of what and where I'm talking about.

    Here's an example of the cradle from gpscity.com:
    http://www.gpscity.com/ram-mount-gar...es-cradle.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by wyliec View Post
    I have a 2008, which is the same. There is a silver plastic piece (right hand side of handle bars) covering the 7/8" bars next to the throttle. You can easily cut (the plastic piece) and remove it with a utility knife. Then, you can use a RAM ball mount along with the mating piece from RAM that attaches to the gps.

    I used to have my gps there. I replaced it with a handle bar clock. Let me know if you want a picture of what and where I'm talking about.

    Here's an example of the cradle from gpscity.com:
    http://www.gpscity.com/ram-mount-gar...es-cradle.html

    thank you
    that is exactly what i need.

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    P1000148.jpg P1000156.jpg

    I took out the safety card and mounted mine as per photo
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    Quote Originally Posted by Techno-Spyder View Post
    P1000148.jpg P1000156.jpg

    I took out the safety card and mounted mine as per photo
    I tried my gps there one time and found it caused the plastic ledge to move too much.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wyliec View Post
    I tried my gps there one time and found it caused the plastic ledge to move too much.
    I fitted a piece of plastic made from a chopping board to stiffen mine up and now it doesn't vibrate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Techno-Spyder View Post
    I fitted a piece of plastic made from a chopping board to stiffen mine up and now it doesn't vibrate.

    Do you have a close up? Is the piece of chopping board underneath the plastic ledge and what is the thickness? Did you use a RAM ball mount, 2 screw or 1 screw type?

    I may try it again on the plastic ledge, if I can see what you actually did.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wyliec View Post
    Do you have a close up? Is the piece of chopping board underneath the plastic ledge and what is the thickness? Did you use a RAM ball mount, 2 screw or 1 screw type?

    I may try it again on the plastic ledge, if I can see what you actually did.

    Thanks
    The only other pic I have is this one, it shows the mount better.

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    Just checked the thickness of plastic I had left over, it's 4mm thick, so it bent and took the same contour as the top cover.
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    Is that the reservoir mount I'm looking at? That's where I messed up. You've got your RAM mount running perpendicular on the plastic ledge; I had it horizontal. I like your way better.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Littlebadwolf View Post
    Is that the mount from BRP? I thought about getting that one. It wasn't the money that stopped me. I was wondering if that put the gps in an awkward position for viewing. I like to keep my gaze looking in the forward direction. Do you find that viewing position to be the best for you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hecoon View Post
    thank you
    that is exactly what i need.
    If you have a Zumo 660, that mount will not work. The zumo should come with it's own mount that you can put a Ram ball on to mount it.
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