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RAM® Shock-Buster™ Electronics Mount

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$20.78 $31.49 In stock

Category: Components

The RAM® Shock-Buster™ Electronics Mount is part of the RAM Mounts components line, offered under SKU RAP-298U. It is designed as an electronics mounting component within the RAM Mounts system.

  • Brand: RAM Mounts
  • Category: Components
  • SKU: RAP-298U
  • Product name: RAM® Shock-Buster™ Electronics Mount
  • Listed as a standard option
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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emma ★★★★★

Was a bit skeptical about the price, but the heavy-duty composite cradle holds my GPS firmly even on rough trails. The adjustable arms make it easy to fit different device sizes without any wobble.

Timothy Y. ★★★★★

The rubber gasket design really isolates my GPS from the worst engine vibrations, which was exactly what I needed for my dual-sport rides. It’s solidly built and clicks into the ball mount with zero wobble.

Jason ★★★★☆

I've been using this component with a tablet and it really cuts down the vibration on bumpy roads. The RAP-298U fits securely into my existing mount setup without any hassle. Just wish the installation instructions were a bit clearer for first-time users.