Customer Reviews

RAM Mounting Systems RAM-B-149Z-GA19U Handlebar Mount for Garmin Streetpilot C310, C320, C330, C340

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If you're looking for a mount for you GPS, this one worked perfectly. I mounted mine to my motorcycle with the included locking nuts and everything went perfectly. My GPS never moved once. I live in Ohio and the roads here can get pretty bumpy, but I always felt confident that my GPS was sercurely attached to my motorcycle. Definitively worth every penny.

Been using this on motorcycle for a couple of years and its held up great. Easy to twist Garmin around till you get just the right viewing angle on bike , which is important when sun is right behind you. If you have a garmin , this is the mount you want for your bike.

Nothing fancy, but does what it says it's supposed to do. No vibration problems yet, and I've ridden a few thousand miles since purchase and it works great. It's a tight fit on my Harley Road King Classic with the windshield on, but not a problem. I'm actually upgrading to the Nuvi for motorcycles, and once you have the actual ball/bar mounts, it's a snap to change the GPS attachment to fit another unit.

Mounting Hardware (U-Bolt,Thread Covers, & Nuts) not shipped with product. Will try and contact Amazon for Hardware. Shipping was slow...Order was placed March 4, received March 27...Sold by: Amazon.com, LLC
This Ram will work, but as stated in an earlier post "You have to remove the contacts from your car mount and insert them into this unit to make it work."

Was amazed to find product on Amazon.
Product allowed me to use an older Garmin GPS
on My 2000cc Vulcan Classic LT.
Versus spending $700+ for a motorcycle GPS.
Works great.

The motorcycle handlebar mount for the Garmin330 does not provide the female plugin
that is needed to operate it ..Garmin Co. does-not sell this plugin unless you
buy their mounting bracket. So this mount is not operatable ...RAM MOUNT will not work.

Good product. You have to remove the contacts from your car mount and insert them into this unit to make it work. This unfortunately renders your car mount useless. I have it mounted on a dualsport bike. I've read on some forums that just like brake levers on a dirt bike, you should leave the mount a bit loose, in case you dump your bike. That way it will pivot on your handle bars and it won't break. You can easily remove your gps, because
it's just like the mount on your car unit.