does this mount the same way the larger cases do...with a dial type latch? I have a K1600 GTL and am looking for a smaller option for one up riding
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It comes off the same way the side cases do. When you turn the key counter clockwise, the handle pops up and the hooks holding it on the rack pop open. To reattach, you just place it back on the rack and close the handle and it locks back on the bike.
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Jay F. I used the stem mount that came with my Topeka ride case but Iam pretty sure there was a bar mount in the packaging also. I love this case I've actually had one crash with the case on my bike and there was no damage to the phone and it didn't even come loose. On the down side some time later I droped the phone and cracked the back glass. I didn't even notice it until I removed the case several days later. I've had the case for two years now and it's been a great addition to my bike
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Not sure what Garmin model I have, but NO the holder or mount will not fit this case. Everything else fit except for the holder/mount that came with my GPS.
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I ordered mine knowing it was a great deal on the box with a grid and the speedring. That being said, I had a pretty good feeling that the little "goose-neck" stand mount would prove inferior. Boy, was I right. I'll have to post a shot of what I did to mount it. Worked out beautifully in the end. I ended up using "U-bolts" from the hardware store and strapped them around the base to a big bolt flipped upside down. The rest went together no problem... the poles go in the pockets and then into the holes in the speed ring. The speed ring swivels; it snaps into place when you pull up the knob on the black ring. I'll post more later... saw your question and wanted to reply asap. Off to a shoot.... but if you try to support the whole thing with what it comes with, it is never going to happen in my opinion. There is FAR too much weight even before yo attach a flash.
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Yes, I have several watches that are big face watches and the case holds them with no problem.
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I guess it depends on the type of trigger lock, but in the typical, I can't see how. It rides flat against the profile of the receiver. If the gun has rounds in the holder, they tend to stick down below the edge of the carrier if inserted from below. The brass base of the round stops at the edge of the carrier when pushed into it, and can be pushed farther to the rim of the case is flush, but makes it very difficult to get the rounds out because it pinches them too tightly. I put them in from the top and 2 3/4 " loads fit very nicely and the tension on the round is perfect. I've had it through the brush in rain and snow and I haven't lost a round yet. Very happy with this product. Just remember not to tighten the mounting screws so tightly that it affects the operation of the gun (yes, you can tighten it that far! Ask me how I know.) nice and snug and a drop of Loctite blue 242 or 290 is your friend. Don't use red 277 or 271 or any other or you won't get it out easily.
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The case should be centered between the bars to hold it properly. My case is mounted just like the one in the product photo and I have had no problem with the holder.
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I have a Bulova Precisionist that has a fairly big dial and it fits easily within this case.
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Case is sold separate from the mount. Mount will clamp to a wide variety of bars, no problem. I recommend putting a thin rubber band around the mount so it is squeezed between the case and mount. It reduces any rattling on rough terrain. (No noticeable rattle on smooth roads.)
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That's where mine is. At 70mm (2.75") it's not a short stick but on the upside:1) the case itself is solid and seems like it will hold up to the rough-and-tumble environment of a keyring2) the usb connector withdraws into the case rather than simply having a cap which can work itself loose3) there's a mount for a split ring etc. built into the case
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I am very satisfied with my case. The only thing that does not fit into my Case is the mechanism that holds the Garmin to the car. The case is very strong and protective. I hope this helps
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The case comes with a mount that is tightened with a strap that has grooves in it and as you turn the nut it draws the strape tighter. It works really well. The case itself is also removable so if you stop somewhere you can take the case with you
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The way it mounts up is pretty specific only to BMWs, but I'm sure people have done similar things. Once the mount is set up the case will attach no problem. Might be a good idea to buy just the mount before getting the actual case. Give us a call at our NY store if you want to go that way. (518)-817-0536
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I do like to shop for a bag like 'Math Geek' does as well. However, I saw this on E-Bay: F27 Leather Case For Casio EX-F1 EX-FH20 NEW (250582595215)....Does anyone have this case yet?? How does it work with the FH20??
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i don't have that feature. but would suggest that if it adds 1/2 inch +/-,it might not work. my issue has become the metal clasps magnetic to close, are awkward at times. being winter now, i am using pockets vs the bulldog case
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when you take your kickstand off, is there a raised circle on the mount? If so it will not work because it will not slide over that little circle. mine has the circle 2002 ktm 400 exc and will not mount.
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It is a very tight fit, sort of snaps in. I haven't had any problem with getting mine out of the case.