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The RAM Mount Female 0.25-20 Thread Hex on B-Ball RAM-B-337U
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| Recent reviews for this item: |  |
| Henry R, October 14, 2011 |
| My street glide has extra holes on the
hand controls since the mirrors are mounted to the fairing
and I was able to bolt it right in there. No ugly u-bolt on
the handlebar. | |
| Wayne, February 13, 2011 |
| As simple as this little thing is, it really allowed me to
put a mount for a camera in a very tight and option poor
location. | |
| John F, August 2, 2010 |
| These balls are great, they are made from some sort of
rubber compound that's soft enough and sticky enough that
when mated with an arm they provide excellent grip. I
mounted this to a homemade plate mounted between the bars
of my ST1300. | |
| Dave T., July 24, 2010 |
| I use this ball to mount my Hero video camera in all sorts
of odd places on my motorcycle, allowing me to get some
very interesting shots. If I'm using the camera in really
rough terrain, I've drilled a couple of tiny holes in the
wing nut of the mounting arm so I can safety wire the unit,
so there is no chance of it vibrating loose. | |
