any idea how to keep a gps from vibrating on my motorcycle?
jessiehersheyjamee asked:
I have a TomTom rider 2 with the mount it came with.vibrates too much and will wear down the connections between the mount and the gps if I can’t stop it.
I have a TomTom rider 2 with the mount it came with.vibrates too much and will wear down the connections between the mount and the gps if I can’t stop it.
You could take it off. That should stop it vibrating. Raider3
its going to vibrate no matter what you do. if that mount was made to hold it on the bike then it will be fine. Dave
get the gps motorcycle holder from gadgetronx.com, this should stop the shacking and vibrating of your gps as you ride your motorcycle. when using mine i can see the gps perfectly. also check out there talking gps too. good luck and ride safe.
here is there web site: SpitFire
Some adhesive-backed foam tape between the GPS and the bracket may snug it up and damp out vibration. I have also had some success with mounting a GPS in a clear map pocket on my tank bag. However, this will interfere somewhat with the operation of buttons, and may not work at all with a touch screen. Buster Brown
Get a motorcycle that doesn’t vibrate. Don’t know what you have but both my bikes, a sport touring bike and a dual sport, have the GPS hard-mounted with no vibration.
Harleys vibrate like paint mixers or jackhammers, To mount a gps on a bike like that is gonna take some doing. ninebadthings
Buy a RAM Mount system for it. I have two on my motorcycle, one for the GPS and another for my MP3 player. They isolate the unit from vibration. Scott H
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