Garmin AMPS Rugged Mount with Audio and Power for Montana 600 Series (010-11654-01)

This thing plus the Garmin Montana GPS unit may be the best investment I've made in a long time. Take care to install the power leads into an extra switched power (there is usually one behind the headlight and one under the seat on most motorcycles). When I turn the key on my bike (DR650) the unit turns on and when I turn the key off, the unit prompts me to power down or run off of battery power. The mount is very stable, I coupled it with a ram mount. Only wish I had pulled the trigger sooner. The instructions are not super helpful, I was nervous about plugging directly into 12v, but after some research I saw that others had done the same. It works like a champ and with some clean cable routing, this is a set it and forget it set up!

I've been a DeLorme GPS user for 6 years now, using both PN-40 and PN-60w with SPOT, and though I prefer their functionality and software over Garmin, I am tired of waiting for DeLorme to change their form-factor to something more useful for my needs.I purchased a Garmin Montana 600T during a trip from Washington to So Cal from a big box hunting and outdoor store. Since my primary use for these devices is dual sport and adventure riding, I needed a mount to complement the Garmin unit that could survive the rigors of a couple thousand miles off-road, on single and dual track, as well as dirt and gravel forest, fire and country roads. This unit fits the bill.I use this mount in concert with a Ram Mount ball, short arm and ball with a diamond mount plate. It's very rugged, and with the short arm, handle bar vibration is imperceptible on all of the bikes. I had doubts that the cradle would hold the GPS securely in all conditions, but so far, no issues whatsoever. I haven't even used the security screw.I highly recommend this mount for rugged use of the Montana series of Garmin's GPS units.

I bought this to mount my Garmin Montana 600 on my motorcycles. Of course, shortly after mounting this on motorcycle number 2, the GPS unit started to fail. In researching a replacement Montana 600, I found it was $400 while the new Montana 700i was only $700 and I sold my in reach to cover the difference. But, the Montana 700i uses a slightly different cradle, so I had to get the new cradles for it.But this cradle worked on the Montana 600 flawlessly. It might be the pinnacle of GARMIN design.

Very strong mount. Worked very well on recent 340 mile dual sport ride. Lots of demanding terrain and the GPS never had an issue. Note that you do not need to use the "security" screw to lock the GPS into the mount. I was concerned about that initially because using the security screw would really limit the use the camera on the Montana 650t. Without using the screw, you can stop, easily un-clip the GPS and take a photo. Great product.

This mount works to hold our Montana 650t securely toe the handlebar of my motorcycle through all kinds of terrain. The locking feature provides limited security when unattended but works as it should while in use. Only two complaints: this mount makes our GPS go into automatic earbud mode so I can no longer hear from the saddle and it is not made in the USA.

Works great. I actually cut the cable short and put spade connectors on the 12V + and - wires and plug it into factory accessory connections on my motorcycle. I ride off-road, dirt and gravel a lot and it holds great. Love that it has the rubber contact cover built right in. Nothing to worry about keeping in pocket or losing. Couple this with a RAM handlebar mount and you're all set.

Be careful! Amazon bundled this item with the Montana i750 and it doesn’t fit now I can’t return it even thought it’s brand new in the box

Gets the job done; never had an issue with my GPS bouncing out of the holder and I hit some heavy washboards at speed. The GPS did turn off sometimes; I've no idea whether that was the cradle or the GPS.