Gps Device Holder For Techmount Mounts Hr2540 on 2040-parts.com
Toledo, Ohio, US
A black, adjustable GPS holder with replaceable feet by Techmount. Holds any flat back GPS such as a TomTom, Garmin or Lorance. This device holder can be used in conjunction with a Techmount mount (sold separately) to put on a motorcycle. The mounts can be placed on handlebars, fairings, mirrors and more. The kit includes the device holder, 4 pin adapter and safety strap.
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