I have a Garmin E trex vista. I have seen a few bikes with mounted gps units and I want one. However I am worried about wasting it if I crash so does anyone have any secret mounting place where it is kinda protected.
Thanks a lot
Ray
Where did y'all those cool gps mounts
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CRFMASTER14
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Leave it at camp. Seriously, I have an older GPS (Garmin GPS12) in a Ram mount http://www.cycoactive.com/ It has taken quite a few hits, but it keeps going. Once, it was actually hit by another bike that clipped me so hard that it lost all of it's stored data. I recommend that you keep any important waypoints written down somewhere, like in a logbook, in case of a similar malfunction, or when changing units.
I just want to be free,to ride my machine, and not be hassled by the Man... -
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Tattooart
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CRFMASTER14 wrote:Leave it at camp. Seriously, I have an older GPS (Garmin GPS12) in a Ram mount http://www.cycoactive.com/ It has taken quite a few hits, but it keeps going. Once, it was actually hit by another bike that clipped me so hard that it lost all of it's stored data. I recommend that you keep any important waypoints written down somewhere, like in a logbook, in case of a similar malfunction, or when changing units.
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CRFMASTER14
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Tattooart wrote:CRFMASTER14 wrote:Leave it at camp. Seriously, I have an older GPS (Garmin GPS12) in a Ram mount http://www.cycoactive.com/ It has taken quite a few hits, but it keeps going. Once, it was actually hit by another bike that clipped me so hard that it lost all of it's stored data. I recommend that you keep any important waypoints written down somewhere, like in a logbook, in case of a similar malfunction, or when changing units.
Where was that pic taken at? Looks like good riding!!!
Laurel Canyon, near Mammoth. Goes to pristine lakes @ 10,000 ft. altitude. Awesome!!!I just want to be free,to ride my machine, and not be hassled by the Man... -
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Tattooart
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CRFMASTER14 wrote:Tattooart wrote:CRFMASTER14 wrote:Leave it at camp. Seriously, I have an older GPS (Garmin GPS12) in a Ram mount http://www.cycoactive.com/ It has taken quite a few hits, but it keeps going. Once, it was actually hit by another bike that clipped me so hard that it lost all of it's stored data. I recommend that you keep any important waypoints written down somewhere, like in a logbook, in case of a similar malfunction, or when changing units.
Where was that pic taken at? Looks like good riding!!!
Laurel Canyon, near Mammoth. Goes to pristine lakes @ 10,000 ft. altitude. Awesome!!!
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