Finding the right phone holder for my ride command machine

[Cruiser]

So here's my situation: I'm riding a heated, Ride Command-equipped machine and honestly, I'm stuck. There's barely any dash space especially with the tip-out glass and my cupholders are always full. On my old 900, I had tons of dash space, no problem. But on my Kinetic (same setup as the XP 1000), all I've got are these tiny, useless pockets. Anyone found a good phone holder solution that actually works in this setup?

 

[Cheewbacca]

I suggest you get a phone holder that is center mounted and clamp-style. RAM Mounts or Axia Alloys make adjustable setups that hold very well even on rough terrain.

 

[darren.utv]

So here's my situation: I'm riding a heated, Ride Command-equipped machine and honestly, I'm stuck. There's barely any dash space especially with the tip-out glass and my cupholders are always full. On my old 900, I had tons of dash space, no problem. But on my Kinetic (same setup as the XP 1000), all I've got are these tiny, useless pockets. Anyone found a good phone holder solution that actually works in this setup?

Yeah, I'd also check RAM mounts. They have a ton of different bases and arms that can connect to pretty much anything, and they're super sturdy for off-road use. You might be able to find a spot on the roll cage or a less-used grab handle that would work with one of their clamp or suction cup bases, then just pick the phone cradle that fits your device.

 

[Cruiser]

I suggest you get a phone holder that is center mounted and clamp-style. RAM Mounts or Axia Alloys make adjustable setups that hold very well even on rough terrain.

I've heard good things about RAM and Axia, I was worried about clearance with the tip-out glass, though. Does the center mount still work well without getting in the way when opening the windshield?

 

[Cruiser]

Yeah, I'd also check RAM mounts. They have a ton of different bases and arms that can connect to pretty much anything, and they're super sturdy for off-road use. You might be able to find a spot on the roll cage or a less-used grab handle that would work with one of their clamp or suction cup bases, then just pick the phone cradle that fits your device.

That's a good idea, I hadn't thought about mounting to the roll cage or a grab handle, it might actually free up dash space completely. Do the suction bases hold up well in rough conditions?