🚲 Arkon GN032-AMPS Bike and Motorcycle Mount with 4-AMPS Connection, Compatible with RAM GPS Holders (Black) Review

For mounting the Zumo 660 on the Road King handlebar. The previous bracket (of a different brand) broke at the ball joint; I'm trying to avoid the size of the RAM mount - this sits fairly close to the steering wheel and minimizes the aesthetic - as the Zumo is quite large for my liking.

I bought this mount to use the PowerVision tuner on my 2012 Harley Sportster 48. around the steering wheel to keep it from moving. The mount is stiff enough to keep my PV from moving at high speeds, but I can still quickly unscrew the plate and take the PV off the bike in seconds.

It broke when I attached it to the handlebar I wouldn't use it on a motorcycle. Was about to install my dyno tuner but was glad it broke trying to fit it rather than on the road. There is nothing wrong with the design. Maybe I twisted the screws (what do you think?). The dyno board costs too many dollars to risk with a plastic mount. Let's see if there is an aluminum bracket somewhere.

I bought this to temporarily install my Power Vision Tuner while I autotune my 1200 EVO 16ft HD Roadster. He's holding it. It does not vibrate and allows you to control the device during its automatic adjustment. I removed the device after my AT because I don't need to look at the PV once it's done. Just don't overtighten it when installing or the polymer will crack. It has a shock absorbing film for powder coated poles. The PV is bolted directly to the turntable. It's perfect.

I bought this mount to use the PowerVision tuner on my 2012 Harley Sportster 48. Wrap the steering wheel to keep it from moving. The mount is stiff enough to keep my PV from moving at high speeds, but I can still quickly unscrew the plate and take the PV off the bike in seconds.

It broke when I tightened it to the motorcycle handlebar. I wouldn't use it on a motorcycle. Was about to install my dyno tuner but was glad it broke trying to fit it rather than on the road. There is nothing wrong with the design. Maybe I twisted the screws (what do you think?). The dyno board costs too many dollars to risk with a plastic mount. Let's see if there is an aluminum bracket somewhere.

I bought this to temporarily install my Power Vision tuner while upgrading my 16ft 1200 EVO HD Roadster autotune. He's holding it. It does not vibrate and allows you to control the device during its automatic adjustment. I removed the device after my AT because I don't need to look at the PV once it's done. Just don't overtighten it when installing or the polymer will crack. It has a shock absorbing film for powder coated poles. The PV is screwed directly to the turntable. It's perfect.