dshogman
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Has anyone tried the Hoepnel glove box bag? http://www.bigbikeparts.com/Inventory/Navision/H41TPC-2BK?catalogNo=1 Looks like a cheap and easy way to have your GPS on board although not in the line of sight.
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Glove box "bag"
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quickster47
New member
Looks quite interesting and very promising.
Carl
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robspyderden
New member
Just purchased and install on rt-s. Good quality and fit perfect on glove box. I will be using it for phone in the clear top.
diesel-dawg
Big Rig Member
Over time, wonder if its vibration and shifting will cause the clear coat to wear through or scratches?
harrypottar
magical member
I looked at this a while back its quite nice, it's felt lined on the back to protect the tupperware.
However being a belt and braces man I would put some 3m film to protect the glove box. I saw an advert the other night for spray on film, spray it on and it sets just like the stick on film and you can still peel it off again like the film.
harry
Waste of Money
If you want to carry your GPS in your line of sight while driving, get a GPS car adapter and mounting kit. Mount the holder on the dashboard (couple simple self taping screws), run the car adapter wires (minus the plug) down to your ignition switch and connect. If there is a converter with the kit, it will have to be included also. This was the first thing I did on my 2012 RTS and it is much better than looking down at the BRP suggested GPS mounting location.:yes:
If you want to carry your GPS in your line of sight while driving, get a GPS car adapter and mounting kit. Mount the holder on the dashboard (couple simple self taping screws), run the car adapter wires (minus the plug) down to your ignition switch and connect. If there is a converter with the kit, it will have to be included also. This was the first thing I did on my 2012 RTS and it is much better than looking down at the BRP suggested GPS mounting location.:yes:
fireplug98
Member
I bought one at PitBull's during Spyderfest.
Haven't seen the inside of my glovebox since.
Install is about 30 seconds (if that much).
The front see thru compartment is perfect for iPhone or GPS.
Compartment behind see thru is big enough for driving gloves, sunglasses, wallet, etc.
So there is a good amount of room.
Only issue is that it's not waterproof.
If it starts to rain, I take it off and put it in the trunk.
All around, I'm glad I bought it !!
Tommy J.
Haven't seen the inside of my glovebox since.
Install is about 30 seconds (if that much).
The front see thru compartment is perfect for iPhone or GPS.
Compartment behind see thru is big enough for driving gloves, sunglasses, wallet, etc.
So there is a good amount of room.
Only issue is that it's not waterproof.
If it starts to rain, I take it off and put it in the trunk.
All around, I'm glad I bought it !!
Tommy J.
Shewhoprays
GOS member (Girls On Spyders)
I bought one the weekend before Spyderfest at Pitbull and put my garagedoor opener in the clear pocket. Love it. Bj
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I bought on a while back, I like it but it is worthless for veiwing GPS or anything else. The supposedly clear pouch is in fact a frosty/ cloudy. otherwise for additional storage it great.
I bought on a while back, I like it but it is worthless for veiwing GPS or anything else. The supposedly clear pouch is in fact a frosty/ cloudy. otherwise for additional storage it great.
redflasher
New member
Exactly-the "Clear pouch is not clear and basically worthless for viewing anything in it.
That bag looks a little bit small for my taste. Honestly, I'm sure theres a lot of better GPS mounting solutions out there. I've seen some solutions where you can just mount in the middle near the handle bars.
As far as a little glove box bag, I would prefer something much more...subtle and smaller. Check out http://www.vikingbags.com/tool-bags-25-ctg.html OR just stuff it into your pocket :yes:
hyea:
As far as a little glove box bag, I would prefer something much more...subtle and smaller. Check out http://www.vikingbags.com/tool-bags-25-ctg.html OR just stuff it into your pocket :yes:
hyea:martiniman
New member
I like it but I'm looking for something a little bigger, to have a map out. Had a nice one on my motorcycle.
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