How large is this device? For an off-road moto, space is a premium and weight is a big factor. Specs don't say much!
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3.75" L including bolt head, 1.75" h and 5/8 thick.Handle is 4" long. Also has two end plates 3/4 x 1 1/2"
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Hi Taoshum, this device is approximately five inches long and the aluminum part folds up so it sits flush with the chain breaking mechanism. In terms of chain breakers, this is the smallest one I have seen.
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It's pretty small. About cell phone size, except thicker. It does have a power brick that is larger than the device itself. Personally, I don't really recommend it. This device has an on/off button on the back and can auto-shutoff. I had horrible trouble with the auto-off.I replaced mine with an "Anker® 40W 5-Port" (here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GTGETFG). The Anker is roughly the same size but does NOT use a power brick. It also auto-senses how much power each port needs. No button, no led light. All around feel higher quality too. Much more friendly, travel or home. It's pretty small. About cell phone size, except thicker. It does have a power brick that is larger than the device itself. Personally, I don't really recommend it. This device has an on/off button on the back and can auto-shutoff. I had horrible trouble with the auto-off.I replaced mine with an "Anker® 40W 5-Port" (here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GTGETFG). The Anker is roughly the same size but does NOT use a power brick. It also auto-senses how much power each port needs. No button, no led light. All around feel higher quality too. Much more friendly,... » Read More It's pretty small. About cell phone size, except thicker. It does have a power brick that is larger than the device itself. Personally, I don't really recommend it. This device has an on/off button on the back and can auto-shutoff. I had horrible trouble with the auto-off.I replaced mine with an "Anker® 40W 5-Port" (here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GTGETFG). The Anker is roughly the same size but does NOT use a power brick. It also auto-senses how much power each port needs. No button, no led light. All around feel higher quality too. Much more friendly, travel or home. « Show Less
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Just right at 2" long and 1" wide. At first I was O>K> with this product, but after using it a while, I have to tell you some big drawbacks. The unit I stuck on the back of my cell phone, did not take well and has come lose several times. The unit on my key chain went crazy one day and started beeping like a car alarm(everywhere) The location feature is normally such a quiet little beeps, that I'd have better luck just searching for my phone. I've stop using this devise, although I love the idea and plan to try another brand. I hope that helps!
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John, Happy New Year!................not sure about your question concerning size, but here's a link that will give you dimensions for the battery model that might help.........http://www.motobatt.com.au/motobatt/Motobatt_Catalogue.pdf
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It is great for hikin but you will need to buy a map subscription. I don't do a lot of biking so... I do wish I had bought a better model for onboard storage though unless you are doing very long distances like over 60 miles it is just fine.
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It's size is average in comparison to general bike computer, so it isn't bulky. I did a lot of research on bike computers before I purchased this one. It is a fanatastic price, especially with everything it comes with in the box!
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It's pretty small. About cell phone size, except thicker. It does have a power brick that is larger than the device itself. Personally, I don't really recommend it. This device has an on/off button on the back and can auto-shutoff. I had horrible trouble with the auto-off. I replaced mine with an "Anker 40W 5-Port" (here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GTGETFG). The Anker is roughly the same size but does NOT use a power brick. It also auto-senses how much power each port needs. No button, no led light. All around feel higher quality too. Much more friendly, travel or home.
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Google the dimensions of the Motorola. This device can open up to 5 inches so you should be good.
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Below you will find the specifications for this device: Body Dimensions 113.2 x 61.6 x 11.6 mm (4.46 x 2.43 x 0.46 in) Weight 120.6 g (4.23 oz)
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I am taking a guess. It is a few inches, square shape base. I have it on my windshield. I have no issues with it. I use it every time I drive. I have Moto X.
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Thanks BAN. Yeah I'm a hobbyist when it comes to cycling, so I'm sure the GPS will be able to pick me up on the roads . I know there are apps and such for Android / iPhone that do similar things, but I think this looks like a nice unit.
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I don't believe it to be very big, I'll leave it in my ear after talking on it, and forget it's still there. I hope that helps your question.
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I should probably preface my comment by saying I'm not super knowledgeable about bikes, but yeah I think you should be good as long as you're not planning on going off road. The portability of this thing is great. I stash it in my car and bring it up to my campus from the parking garage below every day. It unfolds quickly and collapses easily. Just keep in mind that the front reflected can snap off like a twig so be prepared to replace with another one.
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9x5x3 inches. so unless you plan on hauling watermelons in it, you should be able to carry your phone, (I have a Galaxy S3) a small wallet and a couple of energy bars. Have fun.
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I don't know the weight but if it's in your pocket you can not feel it. It weighs nothing. It was a slight wide angle. All action cameras are wide angle. It's battery life is only 1 hour, so buy at least three. Image quality is good for the price. Downloading the images is easy. They can clip anywhere. No zoom in or out. If you have enough street light at night it's pretty good.
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I went and bought an SD card and put that in there. I think it takes up to a 64gig card. Without the card it'll hold a few songs with the onboard memory. But I would recommend buying the SD card if you want to put enough music on to listen to for a long ride without repeating songs.
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This device is too big for an rc. This is for a vehicle. Maybe try a GoPro if this is your preference. Works well in that respect.