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RAM X-Grip Universal Phablet Cradle with Brake/Clutch Clamp / U-Bolt - Short Arm

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RAM X-Grip Universal Phablet Cradle with Brake/Clutch Clamp / U-Bolt - Short ArmRAM B 174 A UN10U RAM X Grip Large Phone Mount with Brake Clutch Reservoir Base Short Arm Features * Spring loaded 'X' design for large phones with rubber caps sports great holding power without hiding your phone * Base allows for mounting to either brake reservoir or handlebars 12. 7 to 31. 75mm in diameter * RAM short double socket arm with ball and socket technology allows for ideal positioning of the cradle * Made of powder coated, marine grade

RAM-B-174-A-UN10U RAM® X-Grip® Large Phone Mount with Brake/Clutch Reservoir Base - Short Arm 


Features

* Spring-loaded 'X' design for large phones with rubber caps sports great holding power without hiding your phone
* Base allows for mounting to either brake reservoir or handlebars 12.7 to 31.75mm in diameter
* RAM short double socket arm with ball and socket technology allows for ideal positioning of the cradle
* Made of powder-coated, marine-grade aluminium, stainless steel components, and high-strength composite for durability and reliability in the most demanding environments
* Includes a device tether recommended for outdoor applications.
* Backed by a lifetime warranty


This motorcycle mount for phablets includes a reservoir / U-Bolt combination base, short arm and X-Grip phablet holder.


The brake/clutch clamp / reservoir base includes both standard and metric mounting bolts. To see if this will mount to your motorcycle, check the hole spacing of the base against your clutch/brake reservoir (min 23.9mm - max of 40.1mm). The U-Bolt option allows for direct connection to rails that are 12.7 to 31.75mm in diameter.


The X-Grip phablet cradle has a clean and clever four leg design that sports great holding power without hiding your phone behind foam pads and plastic. The spring loaded X-Grip holder expands and contracts, allowing for a perfect custom fit of your cell phone and includes a device tether recommended for outdoor applications.


The cradle is compatible with hand-held devices that will fit the dimensions listed below. Check the dimensions of your device with a case/sleeve/skin when determining the overall size


Cradle Dimensions
Min Width = 44.45mm / 1.75” – (if it is min width then the min height = 139.7mm / 5.5")
Max Width = 114.3mm / 4.5" – (if it is max width then the min height = 82.55mm / 3.25")
Max Thickness = 22.2mm / 0.875"


Compatible Devices
For a list of many of the compatible devices for this cradle go to our listing for the RAM-HOL-UN10BU


Arm Dimensions:
Overall Length:
94mm (3.69")
Socket-To-Socket Length:
76mm (3")


U-Bolt Base
12.7 to 31.75mm (0.5" to 1.25") in diameter

Weight:
399 grams / 0.88 lbs.

Components:
RAM-B-309-7U Combination Brake/Clutch Clamp / U-Bolt Mount
RAM-B-201U-A SHORT DOUBLE SOCKET ARM
RAM-HOL-UN10U X-GRIP CRADLE

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