The Magellan motorcycle GPS holder is the crucial accessory that attaches you GPS device to your motorcycle. After all, it wouldn't be wise to go without a handlebar mount and rely on using one hand to view the unit while you're cruising down the road no matter how good a rider you happen to be. The last thing you want to think about after your Magellan GPS unit is mounted on your bike is it falling off because of those high winds a good ride generates or any bumps or potholes you encounter.
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If you haven't bought a GPS device for your ride, then check out this great article that will help you decide: GPS for Motorcycles: A New Age of Navigation. Another important factor is the ability to easily interchange your unit between your car and your bike to get the most out of it. You'll want it in the car when inclement weather forces the bike into the garage.
A handlebar mount consists of essentially two components. The part that is closest to the bike is a secure bracket that is immovable once it's attached to your handlebars or frame. The bracket that holds the GPS unit should be adjustable so that screen is set up perfectly for you to see it clearly according to your height and whether you tend to slump down because you're easy like Sunday morning or you ride high, wide, and handsome like a mythical western hero or heroine heading off into that sunset. Once the GPS is in that position, it shouldn't move or be affected by vibrations.
Finally, and unfortunately, you'll want to be able to insert and remove the device from the mount easily because of the potential for thieves when you leave your bike in public or find a mount that has the capability of locking the device in place so that you need a key to remove it. Alright, so you're armed with the essentials, now let's get you hooked up with the sources where you can buy a mount for yourself and make sure it's installed properly.
