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A rainy morning can be very useful, provided that I coudln't go with the bike I decided to build a mount for my GPS ina safe and cheap way. I had seen some home-made mounts but they were too heavy, metal parts, ..., and why not with a plastic bottle?
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Ilias Said:
on June 6, 2007 at 4:00 am
You know that the garmin gecko is totally waterproof right?
I’m trying to figure a way to mount my Garmin Legend on my bike without paying £16 for the official mounting kit.
Nice idea.