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so in the pic ive got a sucker mount for my phone but is there anyway of mounting one of those fancy swivel holders ive seen on other pans , do i have to use some self tappers or what ill try anything within reason but cant see anywhere to mount ??
thamks guys
 

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I don't understand what you mean by 'fancy swivel mounts'. Are you talking about RAM ball mounts? If so they make a couple of different shaped flat pads that can screw/bolt to the back of other mounts with a RAM ball growing out of the back of the pad. You use one of their female clamps (assuming the ball is considered a male) and one of the many RAM stationary mounts (handlebar, etc.). BTW, they make two length female clamps, a short one and a longer one.

If your gooseneck suction cup ends in a ball, you might be able to use the ram female clamp on that, but murphy is making sure right now your mounting ball is the wrong size.
 

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is there anyway of mounting one of those fancy swivel holders ive seen on other pans
Start here at rammount.com for a lot of solution to attaching a mount to the bike and to a phone or cradle with a 1" ball mount. There are handlebar mounts and clutch/brake reservoir mounts which many have used.
 
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I have this mount which I can attest is the strongest phone mount I have ever seen. I recently took 2 week trip to west virginial and got on some bumpy back roads. The phone never budged. I also have the ram mount one which I don't care for much because of set up -- you need a ball mount , arm and X-mount and a tether strap-to do the same thing this does.
 

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I use a Quad Lock most secure mount I have found I couldn't upload a link for you I am at work and they won't allow it.
 

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I know the RAM X-Grip is really popular among cyclists. I asked for and got one for Christmas. I never liked it. It was too fidgety to load the phone which at the time was a Samsung Galaxy S7. It takes two hands to load the phone. Then there's that With that phone there was a ridiculously small window where the arms didn't interfere with the buttons on the side foe power and volume control. Then one day I saw a co-worker arrive with the RAM Quick Grip phone holder.

RAM Mount Quick Grip Phone Holder

One-handed loading. Adjustable to perfectly fit your phone. Incredibly secure; I believe nothing short of a crash could dislodge the phone. And IMO way more secure than the X-Grip.

I got the original size for my S7 in a Spigen Tough Armor case. When I upgraded to an S10 with the same case I needed to also upgrade to their updated XL design.

I wouldn't have anything else.

Tom

(Here's a link to the Quad Lock site that SteveST1300 couldn't embed)
 
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so in the pic ive got a sucker mount for my phone but is there anyway of mounting one of those fancy swivel holders ive seen on other pans , do i have to use some self tappers or what ill try anything within reason but cant see anywhere to mount ??
thamks guys
I have Tack Form mounts that will work great on your Pan. check my website motorcycledave.com
 
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I have the Tack Form Mounts to fit your ST, unlike most of the others it is not plastic
all machined aluminum, only need 1 hand to put your phone in it AND it will not push
the buttons on the side of your iPhone
 

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