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ECADDY LITE IPOD & MP3 MOUNT
(ALSO Apple iPhone, Smart Phones, Blackberry, Palm Pilot and other PDAs)
Mounting your iPod Classic, Nano, Touch or other MP3 on a motorcycle IS easy – and we can help! See below for demonstration videos!
STEP 1: DECIDE WHERE YOU WANT TO MOUNT YOUR IPOD OR MP3:
STEP 2: CHOOSE YOUR MOUNTING OPTION
OPTION 1: YOUR OWN HOLSTER OR CASE WITH BELT CLIP (example shown at LEFT)
Advantage: Simplicity
If you have a holster or case for your iPod/MP3, ensure that it has a standard belt clip on the back. If it does, all you need is the eCaddy Lite, and you're good to go! Simply slide the belt clip of your case/holster into the notch on the eCaddy Lite until it "clicks" into place. The faceted lug on the eCaddy Lite should face AWAY from your case.

OPTION 2: ECADDY LITE WITH CADDY BUDDY (shown at right)
Advantage: Water Proof
The Caddy Buddy offers extra rain weather protection. It has a clear front and the clip already sewn into the back and will accommodate all PDAs (e.g., Palm Pilot, Blackberry, etc.) as well as the Apple iPhone and iPod Classic, iPod Nano and iPod Touch (although the Nano will require some extra "packing material"). Made in the USA!
For this option, be sure to add the Caddy Buddy from the drop-down menu when you order the eCaddy Lite. To mount: simply slide the belt clip of the Caddy Buddy into the notch on the eCaddy Lite until it "clicks" into place. The faceted lug on the eCaddy Lite should face AWAY from your case.
OPTION 3: ECADDY DELUXE WITH CRADLE (example to left)
Advantage: Unlimited "Angle-ability" when used with UltraTilt
We have cradles available for iPod Classic, iPod Nano and iPod Touch, as well as the Apple iPhone (each cradle is shaped and sized specifically per model). If you choose this option, order the eCaddy Deluxe (and make sure you choose the appropriate cradle from the dropdown menu).
To mount: Simply attach the back of the cradle to the eCaddy Deluxe with two screws (included). You may also use UltraTilt with this option, which gives you nearly unlimited "angle-ability."
To view a video showing mounting options #1 and #2, click here.
To view it as a slide show, click here.
To view a video showing mounting option #3, click here.
* Please note: Your computer must be able to read Windows Media (.wmv) to view these videos. We are not responsible for your computer and/or Internet situation!
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