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Join Date: Oct 2008
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Tollway Transponders / I-pass / EZ-pass
I'm in Illinois and I am trying to find a good place to mount the tollway transponder on '07 VFR. Local bike shops sell a holder that mounts on the handlebar. It's ugly and there is no room on the handlebar to mount it.
Any of you guys that use automated tollways have any ideas? |
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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My Sunpass here in FL has suction cups on the back and sticks very well to the inner side of the windscreen.
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| The Following User Says Thank You to bluespecv03 For This Useful Post: | Maggot (11-17-2008) |
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Try Tech mount, I like their product high quality and well design.
TECHMOUNT - Products |
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| The Following User Says Thank You to Scubalong For This Useful Post: | Maggot (11-17-2008) |
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I just put mine in the top flap of my backpack. works through the nylon.
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| The Following User Says Thank You to betarace For This Useful Post: | Maggot (11-17-2008) |
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I have a Marsee tank bag with the clear hard plastic top compartment. I just put mine in there. Works fine.
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| The Following User Says Thank You to Knife For This Useful Post: | Maggot (11-17-2008) |
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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Thanks!! Illinois gives us hard plastic velcro strips to put on the windshield but I am afraid of scratching it. These are all good ideas and I'll have to experiment to see which way works best. We got our first snow yesterday so who knows when I'll be able to test these ideas. Thanks again!
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Scubalong, I just got off your link to Techmount and that looks like high quality stuff. I think this is the way to go.
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I'm guessing all the I-Pass, EZ-Pass stuff is the same as Fastrak in CA? jeesh.
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This company has some pretty cool ways of mounting toll responders
Ordering JJ Cycle Pass, a new, convenient way for motorcycle riders to use electronic toll passes such as EZ Pass, M-Tag, IPASS, and Smart-Tag |
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Thanks, ausbill32 after checking their website I find out JJcycle is in the next town over, about two miles from my house. I'll have to go over and check it out.
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one last thought
mounting on the bike almost requires you to make sure (every time) to bring it with you going into work, malls, home if you park in a public place. Would hate to see a "five finger discount" happen to your pass - best bet is in a bag that you always take w/ you.
that way miscreants are not tempted to enjoy free toll road riding 2c
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JJ Cycle Pass
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The Chesapeake Bay Bridge was not impressed by my EZ-Pass in the plastic atop my tank bag approach and rang it's bell and flashed it's light after I went through on the way to BZ's bike Bar-B-Que.
We'll see if there's a nast-i-gram in the next bill |
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I live in Northwest Indiana and have used my I-Pass from the clear plastic area of my Sargent tankbag. Never had a problem.
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brdbluz, Sorry to get off track but how do you like the Sargent tank bag? I just saw it on their website for 75% off = $45.00 with free freight.
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Join Date: May 2007
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Although the Sargent bag has worked well for me, I am not sure that I would buy one again. The bag connects to the bike via some snaps and clips. It has never given me any problems, but it is a little annoying removing it for refueling. If Sargent produced the bag with a magnetic mounting system, it would be perfect. On the positive side, it holds a lot of gear on longer trips and has never leaked during heavy rain with the use of the rain cover. Hope this helps.
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