Yes, you can use a car GPS on a motorcycle. Riders do it all the time, and with the right mount and a hardwired power connection, a unit like the Garmin DriveSmart 71 EX will get you where you’re going. The real question isn’t whether it works. It’s whether the
Riders upgrading their navigation setup inevitably hit the same question: is a dedicated motorcycle GPS actually worth the extra cost, or can a car GPS get the job done? The short answer is that it depends entirely on how and where you ride. The longer answer involves glove-friendly screens, IPX7
The Suzuki Burgman is one of the best-equipped maxi-scooters you can buy. Smooth power, generous storage, and an upright riding position that makes long days in the saddle genuinely comfortable. But ask a new Burgman owner where to put their phone, and you will get a long pause. The problem
Every RAM mount system starts with the base. It is the one component that determines where your entire setup lives, and choosing the wrong type means the arm, the holder, and the device all end up in the wrong place too. Get the base right and everything else falls into
Choosing the right fish finder mount matters more than most boat owners realize. A weak or poorly positioned mount does not just make the screen harder to read. It can introduce vibration, force constant readjustment, waste console space, and make an expensive sonar or chartplotter feel cheap every time you
Mounting a GoPro to a bow gives you first-person footage of your shot sequence, from the draw to the release. Whether you hunt whitetail from a treestand or shoot 3D targets on the weekend, the footage tells you things about your form that a spotter never could. Getting the right
If you’re installing a VHF antenna on your boat, the mount is just as important as the antenna itself. A weak or undersized mount reduces performance, introduces vibration, and can fail under real-world conditions like wind load, saltwater spray, and rough water. Get the mount wrong and you’re either replacing
Most Ring and SimpliSafe entry sensors go up in five minutes — peel the backing, press it to the frame, done. But on a lot of real-world doors, that’s where the trouble starts. Decorative molding, deep trim, recessed door panels, and older construction can all push the two sensor pieces
Mounting a Ring or SimpliSafe entry sensor on an interior door takes about five minutes. Mounting one on a garage door is a different problem entirely, and most of the standard advice doesn’t apply. The surface is wrong, the geometry is wrong, and the adhesive included in the box will
Live streaming has changed fast. It is no longer just Facebook Live or a niche app. Today, live video happens on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, FaceTime, Zoom, online teaching platforms, product demos, and one-person broadcasts from a kitchen counter or home office desk. The platforms are different. The use cases keep