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[Stormy]

Daughter bought me a Garmin 205W for Fathers Day, having trouble locating a mount for the scoot(1300R). Need some help locating a good web page or what you are using for a mount. Some are kind of a vague of the description what fits what.

[murray_61]

This should get you done:

http://www.ram-mount.com/Products/MotorcycleMounts/tabid/128/Default.aspx

or this:  http://www.techmounts.com/

or Garmin's website...

Check out this thread:  http://www.texasxriders.com/index.php?topic=10551.0

Find out what you need and then check Ebay and Amazon to see if you can get it cheaper...

Also for power try:  http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001A4HAQ2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1203940981&sr=8-1

[bstreets]

Check these guy's out. I have bought mounts and GPS units from them.

http://www.gpscheap.com

[larry_357]

 I have the Garmin 550 with the ram mount that came with it and it works great and have been up to 80 to 85 mph with and without the windsheild and no problems.I do check to make sure its still tight now and then but so far AOK

[eavd]

try this

http://www.tapebrothers.com/category-s/16.htm

[RSWhite]

Ram Mounts are the best.  You'll need a Power Outlet as well.

[Niterider]

Stormy,

There's a guy just up the road from you in South Austin that is a major distributor for RAM mount products.  His web site is:  www.mountinginnovations.com
His name is Barry Jucha.  He rides a GL1800 Goldwing and is a close friend of mine.  Actually, he has ridden with the Xriders at BBT and knows several of us from the Houston area (which is where I am now located).  He had a vendor booth at ROT this year, and used the occasion to install GPS mounts for all kinds of GPS's on all kinds of bikes, including VTX's.  He really knows his product line and will be able to fit you up with the best option.  If you call him at 512-699-8611, he would probably be willing to meet up with you at a mutually convenient time and place. That will not only save you the cost of shipping but will enable you to examine and test out the mount first-hand before buying it.

Mike Rudd
Niterider

[tejasx]

Stormy,

There's a guy just up the road from you in South Austin that is a major distributor for RAM mount products.  His web site is:  www.mountinginnovations.com
His name is Barry Jucha.  He rides a GL1800 Goldwing and is a close friend of mine.  Actually, he has ridden with the Xriders at BBT and knows several of us from the Houston area (which is where I am now located).  He had a vendor booth at ROT this year, and used the occasion to install GPS mounts for all kinds of GPS's on all kinds of bikes, including VTX's.  He really knows his product line and will be able to fit you up with the best option.  If you call him at 512-699-8611, he would probably be willing to meet up with you at a mutually convenient time and place. That will not only save you the cost of shipping but will enable you to examine and test out the mount first-hand before buying it.

Mike Rudd
Niterider

I have bought several products from Barry, he has always been a straight shooter. 

[RicksVTX]

Bought my rammount from him as well. i think it was like 50 bucks all total for the handlebar ball mount and the holder for my tom tom.. Its been on my bike for months and its solid all the time with little vibration if any...

Rick

[cybrhick]

RAM mounts looked like crap so I made my own.

[Luckys Lover]

RAM mounts looked like crap so I made my own.

Ain't all of us smert fallas lik u. 

[RicksVTX]

LOL       

[MikeN]

I think most of the Nuvi's come with their standard bracket, which will work with this nice mount:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=280366124953

[cybrhick]

Here's a little DIY mount for some of you gun nuts. Hipshot?

http://www.hickmachine.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=21&p=62#p62

[hipshot]