I have a Vespa and there's really no bar where the bike mount fits. If I get suction cup version, will this work effectively on a plastic windscreen?
814636
You need to check if the windscreen is flat. The suction cup is really good, but it may not work properly on curve surfaces.
814637
I don't see why it wouldn't. I have it on a jeep windshield. The suction is VERY powerful. It has never budged.
1480383
I mounted it on the handlebars of my Yamaha roadstar to hold my phone. My speedo broke and I use my old phone with a GPS powered droid speedo program. It works great. Only drawback. Phone is easy to steal if you leave your bike unattended.
2134295
I would say yes- as my windscreen sits way above my handle bars--you seem to have reverse situation with higher handle bars. I had a lot extra material left over after covering my bike
1502317
I would start with the window suction cup first,then get the long arm,this will make it more easier to adjust. Not sure what kind of mount you need but there all good.
786023
I'm not that familiar with the actual dimensions of your bike, and with a high wind screen, this cover may not fit that well. The trip trunk should nice nicely, since the design of this cover fits my vespa's top case with room to spare. You may want to measure your bike's overall height with the high screen to insure the fit. Hope this helps.
2094606
I don't have a windshield. I actually bought a bracket and a bolt from the hardware store to attach it to my handle bars. I would think that you would have to purchase a mounting bracket, to attach it to your windshield. I have seen people attach it to the handle bars on the inside of their windshield. I hope this helps.
162473
Hi, They work on the window but not on the dashboard. My suggestion is to avoid using the suction cups for several reasons. 1 - When it gets bitter cold the spit or whatever you used to mount it freezes and the whole thing falls off the window. 2 - If you plan to remove it after use there is a mark on the window that advertises you have one in the car though with prices falling it's less likely it will be stolen these days. 3 - It is illegal in some states to use a window mount. 4 - The sandbag is more stable and vibrates a lot less.
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I would say no. I have a 1 inch bar and its pretty snug. Also note, it mounts with special doubled sided tape. If you have a place to use the flat mount, I would go that route. The mounting tape they give you is great. Been through a cold winter, rain, etc. and it still holds well. I needed to move the USB mount recently to accommodate windshield handle bar mounts. I tried using the 3M double sided tape to re-mount it. Does not work well. So be certain where you want to mount it the first time.
1986728
Sorry!!! I bought two different ones! This device doesn't have suction cups it attaches itself to the metal rods in your headrests. It does work, I prefer the one I bought with the suction cup. This one is very mechanical but it does work.
485591
Yes, the primary mount that I spoke of in my review is the windscreen mount. I believe it also comes with a dash mount, but I don't use it.
1891343
You need the mighty mounts (from Yakima) to fit it to any aero type bar. It comes with mounts for square and round bars.
1350945
I don't use the suction cups. I just fit it on the opening and tuck it under the window frame. Doesn't leave any marks. my car is a 2000 Buick LeSabre.
833285
Yes, it should fit into the mount that is on the extreme left of the picture. It will not fit in the one attached to the suction cup mount. These holders snap easily on and off the same suction cup mount. My advise is to use the adhesive disc even if you are considering direct mounting to windshield. The suction cup unit will as they all will, eventually fall off when directly applied to the windshield. Why, I don't know, but it will not come off the disc, and the disc will not come off the windshield or dashboard. Clean all surfaces with alcohol. Position the disc carefully because once set on the windshield you won't be able to remove it and reuse it.....Hint, put the suction cup on the disc, then "shop it around" for best location...then mark the window with a marker, then remove suction unit from disc, then remove covering from adhesive side of disc, and press the disc onto the windshield or dash location you marked.
629234
This windshield has two Allen head mounts that clamp to your handlebars. As long as you have room on your bars you should be good.
162477
We have only used a "sandbag" mount (love it!). No experience with the cup mount.
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It should, as long as the handle bars are standard size (plus or minus a little), the mounting will adjust for it. I have mine mounted on my scooter mirrors. That causes some problem as the mirror stem is smaller diameter than the normal mounting fixture. I used rubber (like the type from an inner tube) to wrap around the stem and make the mounting area larger. That works for me. The case securely mounts to the handlebar mount with a nut, so that should hold it on the atv. I think you are a go with it.I drilled a hole in my scooter plastic to mount a 12V socket so now I can plug in my gps or cell phone. Works great that way. It should, as long as the handle bars are standard size (plus or minus a little), the mounting will adjust for it. I have mine mounted on my scooter mirrors. That causes some problem as the mirror stem is smaller diameter than the normal mounting fixture. I used rubber (like the type from an inner tube) to wrap around the stem and make the mounting area larger. That works for me. The case securely mounts to the handlebar mount with a nut, so that should hold it on the atv. I think you are a go with it.I drilled a hole in my scooter plastic to mount a 12V socket so... » Read More It should, as long as the handle bars are standard size (plus or minus a little), the mounting will adjust for it. I have mine mounted on my scooter mirrors. That causes some problem as the mirror stem is smaller diameter than the normal mounting fixture. I used rubber (like the type from an inner tube) to wrap around the stem and make the mounting area larger. That works for me. The case securely mounts to the handlebar mount with a nut, so that should hold it on the atv. I think you are a go with it.I drilled a hole in my scooter plastic to mount a 12V socket so now I can plug in my gps or cell phone. Works great that way. « Show Less
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I don't know of an after market suction mount but you might look at second hand stores for a broken gps that has the suction mount then modify it for your screen. Another suggestion would be to get some rearview mirror adhesive and glue it in place. Super glue works temporarily but heat build-up inside your vehicle will debond super glue over a short time. You may be able to find a generic suction mount here on amazon you could attach it to using JB weld.