BRCOVAN Aluminum Alloy Anti-Theft Double Socket Arm Compatible with RAM Mounts B Size 1'' Ball Components & Bike Motorcycle Phone Mount Holder with 1'' Ball Adapter

beautiful machining and design. outclasses the original ram mounts

Very good piece for attaching phone mount. Antitheft torx bolt keeps it on the bike as well.

I love the arm design. It's sleek with no protruding fastener. Just wish they made a longer version.I have no problems with the quality or performance of this product. It was easy to install.

I really like the quality and design of this RAM style mounting arm but, I do not like the special security Torx screw they used. I would much rather have a standard Torx or allen head screw. It is too easy to lose the little wrench they supplied.I can't see any real advantage so, will probably change it myself.

A more compact short extension. This thing is great and hasn't moved all through an Adventure bike trip going on rough roads, sandy washes where the bike went down 6 times in two days all while holding a 7" tablet. I would have no problem ordering this again.

I have two of these, one for each motorcycle. They work great and I don't worry about anyone walking off this them. They are very secure and stable. It is possible to over-tighten them and ruin your mounting ball. Be careful.

Nice machine work, and anodizing means this looks much nicer than a RAM arm if anyone looks that close at it. It's about the same length as a short RAM arm, however it's much narrower than a RAM arm because of the big wing nut that those come with.I didn't buy this for it's looks or for the "security" bit. I bought it because I wanted a narrower overall package than a RAM arm. It's massively successful at that. If you don't care about technical details, you can stop reading here. I considered replacing the fasteners in my RAM arm with a metric nut and a socket head bolt, but the nut that would fit and be captured in the RAM recess would need to be an uncommon thread size (7mm). It's such an uncommon size, that it's easier to find it in titanium than stainless steel. This arm was actually cheaper than a 7mm stainless (or titanium) nut and bolt. Imperial fasteners would probably have been dirt cheap, but I'm trying to minimize my tool load out. I intend to replace the security torx bit on this for the same reason. It appears to be a common 6mm thread size.

A solid piece of equipment. Provided a secure, tight fit for my ram mounted Carpuride navigation display.