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Where to mount?
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jimcrom
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Where did you get the mini spyder?
I have been prowling the Big Lots stores/Walmart in the toy aisle and have found a few.
I have been prowling the Big Lots stores/Walmart in the toy aisle and have found a few.
Bfromla
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I would mount it right over the safety card pull out. Jmo...:thumbup:hyea:
Thx also suggested by local friend. More to the pull out tab @least. If I can find secure way that wont walk off or eject I will do just that. Results b4 spyderfest[emoji106][emoji41]
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Deer Slayer
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I have used 3M double side sticky foam tape for years. Automotive exterior trim tape, da gray stuff very good also. Good luck.
StanProff
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3M adhesive
I used 3M automotive adhesive, picked it up at Advance Auto, to mount my GPS Window suction cup to the center of the RT handlebars (where the factory GPS is on the RT limited). This was on the bike for 2 years and I traded for a 14 RTS. That stuff is like welding something together. I could take hold of the GPS and rock the RT back and forth and it would not come loose. Besides being secure it looked good as well.
I used 3M automotive adhesive, picked it up at Advance Auto, to mount my GPS Window suction cup to the center of the RT handlebars (where the factory GPS is on the RT limited). This was on the bike for 2 years and I traded for a 14 RTS. That stuff is like welding something together. I could take hold of the GPS and rock the RT back and forth and it would not come loose. Besides being secure it looked good as well.
robmorg
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I'd mount it on the dashboard of my car - a constant reminder of what I'd rather be riding. :thumbup:
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