Doug LaMey
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Does anyone know where to fing Garmin GPS mounts that will work with the RTS?
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GPS Mount
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NancysToy
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:welcome: It partly depends on the GPS. The most versatile mount is probably the RAM mount. A variety of RAM brackets and mounts are available from GPSCity.com, and others. Here is one way. A search of this site will reveal many other variations, depending on where you want to mount your GPS. There are also dedicated brackets from KewlMetal and Touratech, as well as a kit for the Garmin 660/665 from BRP.
If you type in "gps mount" in the search field you can browse any number of threads associated with mounting a gps on your RT. Some of the threads give a great deal of detail and you may be surprised with the number of innovative ways and locations people have mounted their units to the RT.
The two most common mount locations are on the top of the dash and the center cluster of the handlebars. Wiring of your GPS to power and audio hookups will require removal of a few panels but that is pretty straight forward. If you see a hook up that appeals to you and need a little help just post a specific question and you will receive plenty of helpful responses from people here at Spyderlovers.
The two most common mount locations are on the top of the dash and the center cluster of the handlebars. Wiring of your GPS to power and audio hookups will require removal of a few panels but that is pretty straight forward. If you see a hook up that appeals to you and need a little help just post a specific question and you will receive plenty of helpful responses from people here at Spyderlovers.
These guys make the best mounts http://www.lobstermount.com/ I uese them on atvs and ultralights and plan to use them on my Spyder as sone as I can work some of the other comm issues out
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