
ahh.. here is a must get. 15$ for the rhino mount. I wonder if its crap or if it will hold up to the rigors of the bike or if it is of the $14.99 quality it is for sale for?
i'll check it out anyway

The Overly clichÉ ideas of Yet Another Electrical Engineer.. scratch that... now scum sucking, bottom of the ladder management. come back in 3yrs when i'm done with the MBA.
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i could really go for a long ride! that looks like a lot of fun.
nice find on the rhino mount, although you'll have to stick with the one carrying it, i ditch my bike too often =).
mount work great, but vibration from bike squashes the springs in the GPS and it won't stay on when the bike is in motion. I am now looking into beefing up the springs and installing a capacitor in the battery compartment. this should fix it! garmin, if you ever read this, design a better battery mount system in the Rinos!
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