Cell phone Mount

[bill14224]

Since this bike needs storage space I use a large magnetic tank bag.  It has a water-resistant pocket on top to put a cell phone in so it's staring me right in the face.  I wouldn't mount water and vibration-sensitive electronics on my handlebars either.

[Aussie GS500F 06]

My handle bars don't tend to vibrate so much, when the phone is mounted it doesn't move at all ( except maybe if i go over a pot hole, then everything shakes)

[fraze11]

And if you ride in the rain pick up one of these;
http://cgi.ebay.com/Bike-mount-w-waterproof-case-4-3-inch-GPS-units-/220744925430?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item33656c40f6

[ben2go]

And if you ride in the rain pick up one of these;
http://cgi.ebay.com/Bike-mount-w-waterproof-case-4-3-inch-GPS-units-/220744925430?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item33656c40f6

Purdy much the same set up I have.Just gotta find my mount and see what I can do with it on the clip ons.

[fraze11]

I originally had mine inside my faring on a cross mount between the 2 faring bars..problem was I couldnt see sh1t in there.  Where it is now seems to be the best spot I can think of where I can easily see it at a glance and its not in the way and I have easy access to my 12v.  

[StevenDavisPhoto]

i bought a car windshield mount for my htc evo. i just took off the plate part, then ziptied it to my handlebars. works well.

[parker]

I brought the same mount for the TMOUS HD2, I thought it was terrible quality and by the end of an hour long ride it was already going lose.

I just rather stick to my tank bag with clear pouch.

[Aussie GS500F 06]

I haven't had any problems. The only thing is that it rubs on the back of my phone so I put some contact on it and now its all sorted