How adjustable is the mount itself ? i want to put it on my HD street glide but not sure i can adjust it so i can see the screen.
1016305
I agree completely with simbp215. I have not had my iPhone 5C slip from the gripper during normal road vibration. I have had it tilt at the ball joint over very bumpy roads. Of course this is on a bicycle, not a Harley.
1016306
I'm not familar with the HD Power Glide but I believe it will be fine. You can mount the clamp to the bar at any angle and the clamp will articuale left, right, back and forth for the best viewing. The clamp holds my phone securely on my Trikke.
1016307
If you're talking about the mounting bracket, that is meant to go on handlebars (maximum 1" diameter). One side works like a hinge, the other side has a screw that clamps it down. The image here http://www.amazon.com/GreatShield-Clip-Grip-Handlebar-iPhones-smartphones/dp/B00FA892IS/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t does a decent job showing the mount and how it works. If you're asking about the adjustability of the phone holder - it is quite adjustable. It rotates a full 360 degrees and pivots up, down, left, right on a ball joint that can be tightened.
1016308
If you're talking about the mounting bracket, that is meant to go on handlebars (maximum 1" diameter). One side works like a hinge, the other side has a screw that clamps it down. The image here GreatShield Clip-Grip Handlebar Bike Mount Holder for iPhones, Samsung Galaxy, LG, BlackBerry, HTC Smartphones, GPS Devices and More does a decent job showing the mount and how it works. If you're asking about the adjustability of the phone holder - it is quite adjustable. It rotates a full 360 degrees and pivots up, down, left, right on a ball joint that can be tightened. If you're talking about the mounting bracket, that is meant to go on handlebars (maximum 1" diameter). One side works like a hinge, the other side has a screw that clamps it down. The image here GreatShield Clip-Grip Handlebar Bike Mount Holder for iPhones, Samsung Galaxy, LG, BlackBerry, HTC Smartphones, GPS Devices and More does a decent job showing the mount and how it works. If you're asking about the adjustability of the phone holder - it is quite adjustable. It rotates a full 360 degrees and pivots up, down, left, right on... » Read More If you're talking about the mounting bracket, that is meant to go on handlebars (maximum 1" diameter). One side works like a hinge, the other side has a screw that clamps it down. The image here GreatShield Clip-Grip Handlebar Bike Mount Holder for iPhones, Samsung Galaxy, LG, BlackBerry, HTC Smartphones, GPS Devices and More does a decent job showing the mount and how it works. If you're asking about the adjustability of the phone holder - it is quite adjustable. It rotates a full 360 degrees and pivots up, down, left, right on a ball joint that can be tightened. « Show Less
1016309
It is pretty flexible in terms of adjustability. I do not know exactly what HD Street glide is, but if it has a lot of vibrational movements, it might release your phone as the grip is not so firm that it can hold the phone through vibration motions over time. Hope this helps!
1016310
Works fine. Ours is holding an iPhone horizontally just to the right of the center lock area.
1016311
Hi, its very adjustable. You can rotate it 360° and tilt any direction for optimal viewing.
1016312
It adjusts for me to use compass and map apps while riding my Road King. Works great.
1236168
The mount is held on by zip ties and is somewhat pliable. I think that it would conform to the profile of the top bar of your bike after installation. You may want to drop the mount in some hot water to soften before strapping to your frame.
788515
It is not adjustable, mine is clear as a bell, you must have gotten a clunker. Sorry.
404988
I have installed it on my bike, but have not used because I'm unable to adjust bracket to release my shoe when I make a stop. Maybe some other person who bought this item could shed some light on making this adjustment.
601474
There is a GoPro Handlebar Seatpost Mount that might be better. We used that one on a motorcycle ride and it worked great and it wasn't behind a windscreen.
1296611
It fits my streetpilot perfectly!! It only moves when I want it to angle the GPS in another position. This dash mount is for specified Garmin series GPS devices. Did you make sure your Garmin is listed for the use of the mount?
1501406
Try the universal mount, not this one as this one is designed for what is stated in description
274323
I got the large version, but could not make it work for me. If I underdstand what you are saying, you are mounting it per the instructions, which is what I did. My leg was always in the line of vision and the mount position required that I take my eyes off the road to focus down on the mirror. I ended up with the round end of handle bar mirror.
1335473
I don't use the provided mount. I have placed Velcro on the dash and unit - it is much more secure, has a lower profile from potential police and/or theft. Having it mounted this way it does not get into one's visual field and it works as it should.
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The mount is pretty sturdy. I have no idea what your GPS weighs. More importantly if the clip and connection on the back are compatible, then it should probably work. Your GPS seems big. Remember what I wrote in my review of the angle of your windscreen, that lever arm limitation is worth noting.
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I would tell you no less than 3/4 of an inch, and you can get it on. I rode GSXRs in the mid 1990s and can tell you this mount can handle that type sport bike. I have it on a Harley now and put on about 3,500 miles with it ~ no issues at all. It's a great mount, I would buy it again ..... Pull the trigger brother
309363
I have it installed on my road glide with 1 1/4 bars with no problem Have to mount so you can clear gas tank or gauges. Wrap the cable around the bar to keep it from hanging too low. Just taking a trip from Detroit to Dallas with no problem. Will be heading home later this weekend. Caught in rain without any problems to my tom tom or cell phone.
1164111
the mount does not rotate enough to change the direction of the screen. It has about a 8-10 degree swivel for adjustments, but that is the limit. mine is againt the wall, so this may limit the rotaion too. a very well made peice of harware and strong. I have a 70 inch LED on it.
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it is size specific... it fits my 7" Garmin like a glove... it will not fit a 5" screen... [perhaps they make another size specific version]... I use a beanbag mount and it works just fine and I like the product and would recommend it for the 7" application...
643902
Height is not adjustable and you can tilt the screen back and forth. It takes a little extra force then you would think. If you wish for more height i suggest wall mounting it or if you plan to get two just order a VESA dual mount desk clamp holder. Don't remember the exact name but it's something vesa
622910
The plastic mount bracket has a flat back with 2 mount holes. It will best mount without modification to a flat surface. The front plastic release unclips to release or secure the device. Do not use this for racing, this is not a professional racing approved device. This is commercial household grade.
520114
Its very easy to mount, it swivels too. However, it did not fit my handlebars well (I have a Cannondale 2013 Quick 2), so I ended wrapping 5 inches of fabric tape around my bars... perfect.