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I just got my 22 GT. Lots of questions but how are you folks mounting a smartphone. I’m only thinking a Ram mount clamp on the mirror stem. Are there other options. Thanks in advance.
Thanks so much for the suggestions. I didn't know there was a RAM vibration adapter, or is that prt of the quad lock?
Photo sensors breaking would not be a good thing with the cost of phones these days.It's part of the Quad lock, an add on to the mount (it's the three pronged bit you can make out in the photo). They introduced it after having complaints that the vibrations from m/cycles were causing the photo sensors etc in the phones braking.
Thanks Claude.Photo 1 - Here is a picture of the mirror stem Quadlock without the vibration damper. $40 and another $50 for the case that fits your phone so you can use it.
Photo 2 - Myself, I like using a Ram system under the Quadlock. I took the Ram ball from my old bike and put it on my C400GT yesterday. It mounts at the bottom of the mirror stem.
Photo 3 - Now I added a 3” extension, and then the Quadlock. This keeps the phone well inside the protection of my windscreen. The two Ram balls are coated in rubber for better grip. Combined with the 3” extension there is enough vibration dampening for my iPhone SE II. I did a 3000 mile tour last year on my old bike with no issue. You might want still add the Quadlock vibration damper if you have a newer phone than mine.
The rubber coatings on the balls and the 3” extension all absorb high frequency vibration and turn it into lower frequency, less damaging, vibrations.
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