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The RAM Mount Triple 1 inch Ball Arm
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| Recent reviews for this item: |  |
| bill, January 8, 2012 |
| works way it should | |
| bill clay, January 2, 2012 |
| got it quick, and it worked the way they said it would. | |
| Richard H, June 22, 2011 |
| This mount accessory allows me to attach an additional
device to the single mount on my vehicles. I can mount my
cellphone holder in a position that allows easy viewing or
run an additional GPS to display a different screen for
more information (such as info to the next stop).
At the $32 price tag, I won't be ordering any extras. I
will only buy another if I have a need, not just to have on
hand. | |
| MountainTelecommuter, February 24, 2011 |
| Quality, looks, etc. are like the multitude of other RAM
balls. This opened up a myriad of mounting options on my
motorcycle where space and instrument view compete. Off of
this triple 1 ball is dedicated to a Delorme GPS and the
other available ball I change from nothing, or a RAM drink
holder, or an Aqua box. I have found with the leverage of
something heavy hanging off the end of an arm, on vibrating
bike (s/b same with boat, 4x4, etc.) I have to really
tighten the arms to hold it all in place where I want it.
Once there it hasn't moved. Manufacturing process must be
specialized and painful to justify the $30+ retail cost. | |
