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  Ram Mounts Ram 1" Ball with M10x1.25 Pitch Male Thread

  James in CA

  Perfect

  Works great for my Husqvarna FE450 - gps mount or mirror

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  Ram Mounts Ram 1" Ball with M8x1.25 Pitch Male Thread

  Jon in CA

  They wear out eventually

  Love these things but after a while, they get flat and you can either turn them or get a new pair. Easier to get new ones and put them on and use them for years with my mirrors. Love them.

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  Tusk UTV Headset Hanger

  Doug in ID

  These are the real deal, work great

  I purchased two of these hangers for our utvs. We use them to hold our homemade intercom headsets. They were easy to install and we are very happy with them, the headsets are always very accessible and might purchase one for a friend.

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  Ram Mounts Ram Tough-Claw with X-Grip Phone Holder

  Steven in WY

  Holds small phones really well

  My wife uses this on her BMW F700GS and loves it. She sticks to Apple's small iPhones (SE, mini, etc) and has zero issue riding down the freeway or on dirt roads. It holds my Verizon Kyocera smart phone too. I'm impressed by the strength of the squeeze springs and the stickiness of the four rubber pads.

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  Ram Mounts Ram Tough-Claw with 1" Ball

  Rob in WA

  Solid & Versatile Mount

  My GPS unit came with a clutch-mounted ball but after 1 test ride, I wanted to pull the unit out of the airstream. This ball mounted easily on the "fat" part of my OEM handlebar between the clamps, allowing the GPS to sit well protected behind the dash/windscreen. Only concern is pilfering; it'd be pretty easy for someone to unscrew The Claw & walk away?. Sturdy & reliable mount and certainly recommended!

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  Ram Mounts Double Socket Arm For 1" Ball Bases

  Mike in ON

  Neat product

  Great for things like a cell phone but struggle with anything heavier. The shorter the arm the more stable

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