Kuryakyn is one of the more recognizable names in motorcycle accessories, especially for cruiser and touring bikes. Their mounts stand out for one reason: they’re designed to integrate cleanly into the bike instead of looking like an add-on. If you’ve ever seen a cluttered handlebar setup, you already know why
The Garmin dezl 770LMTHD was built specifically for truck drivers, and even years after its release, it’s still widely used thanks to its large 7-inch display, truck-specific routing, and reliable traffic data. But if you’ve spent any time using it in a real cab, you already know the biggest issue:
The Raymarine Dragonfly 4 and Dragonfly 5 are older units now, but they still do exactly what a lot of anglers need: reliable sonar, usable mapping, and a screen size that makes sense on a kayak, jon boat, aluminum fishing rig, or compact helm. That is why these units are
BMW motorcycles are some of the best bikes on the road for long-distance riding, navigation, and cockpit technology—but they are not all easy to mount a phone or GPS on. That is the part a lot of articles miss. A BMW GS gives you crossbar and adventure-bike flexibility. An RT
The TomTom Rider series has been one of the most popular motorcycle GPS lineups for years, competing directly with Garmin’s Zumo devices. While the software and hardware have evolved, one thing has remained consistent: how these units mount. If you understand the mounting system behind the TomTom Rider, you can
The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross looks like an easy vehicle to mount a phone in until you actually sit in it and try a few mounts. The dashboard rises sharply, the screen sits high, and the center area is tighter than it first appears. On top of that, the best mounting
The Mazda Miata (MX-5) is one of the purest driving cars ever made—but it’s also one of the most difficult interiors when it comes to mounting a phone. Everything about the Miata is compact and driver-focused. That’s great for performance, but it means there’s very little room for traditional mounting
Sometimes you do not need a windshield mount, a vent mount, or a dashboard mount. Sometimes you just need to mount a phone or tablet to metal. That might mean a refrigerator, a file cabinet, a toolbox, a workbench, a warehouse rack, a forklift, or the side of a stationary
Mounting a phone or GPS in a vintage car is a completely different challenge than in a modern vehicle. There are no air vents, no cup holders, no flat dashboards designed for accessories—and more importantly, you probably don’t want to damage anything trying to force a mount into place. That’s
The Jeep Gladiator is one of the most accessory-friendly trucks on the road. Whether you’re using your phone for navigation, trail maps, music, podcasts, or hands-free calls, having a secure mounting solution makes driving much easier. Unfortunately, the Gladiator interior can make mounting a phone surprisingly tricky. The dash has