GPS and Phones are great tools for riders, but have you ever had trouble reading them because of the vibration from your bike and the road?

Sometimes it’s the little things that mean the most.

Those little things mean a lot to us. We already have a reputation for high-quality products that are Made in the USA. Now we’ve gone one step further: we’ve added a new feature to our mounts that

The new Leader anti-vibration feature is now built in to every mount we sell. That includes mounts for GPS, phone, iPod, radio, camera – even our clocks and drink holders.

All Leader parts are MADE IN THE USA and are either stainless steel (to prevent rust) or machined aluminum with chrome plating or a rich black anodized finish.

As you know, electronic devices like GPS are constantly being updated. So, it was time to update our GPS Mounting Guide!

If you're not sure which mount would be best for you, this is a great place to start. It includes:

• an overview of our kits
• recommendations by GPS model
• details on extras like power & anti-glare

TWO Chances to See Us at a Show in April!

Arizona Bike Week, April 10-14
We've never done this show before (it's a LONG way from Minnesota), so we hope to have good turnout. Come by and see us in the main vendor area!

Laughlin River Run, April 24-28
This casino town in NV gets busy with bikers in late April! We'll be in the lot outside of the Edgewater Hotel. Stop by to get a hands-on view of all our products (discounts too)!

If you've been wanting to see our products in action, and you're anywhere near the Chicago area, here's your chance. Touch and see our products at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, February 8-10!

• Friday, February 8: 3-9pm
• Saturday, February 9: 9-9
• Sunday, February 10: 9-5

We'll have show specials and maybe some other tricks up our sleeve as well, so if you're looking for something to do (or some great motorcycle gift ideas), come visit us! More info about the show here.

Can-Am Spyder lovers, take heart! We've got a mount for you!

The eCaddy line of motorcycle mounts for GPS, phone, iPod, radio, etc IS the most versatile way to mount these gadgets and electronic devices on a motorcycle... and now Can-Am Spyder riders have their very own specially-designed mount.

The Can-Am Spyder bracket mounts to the two lower bolts in the center handlebar area of the Can-Am Spyder RT and ST models. It couldn't be easier - and we shot this video to prove it.

The video shows how the bracket can be used for a Can-Am Spyder GPS mount, Can-Am Spyder phone mount, Can-Am Spyder radio mount, Can-Am Spyder iPod mount - and more.

To see more details about the Can-Am Spyder mounts, click here.

If you've been wanting to see our products in action, here's your chance. We're headed to Southern California for the International Motorcycle Show December 7-9!

The show takes place at the Long Beach Convention Center.

• Friday, December 7: 4-9pm
• Saturday, December 8: 9:30-8
• Sunday, December 9: 9:30-5

We'll have show specials and maybe some other tricks up our sleeve as well, so if you're looking for something to do (or some great motorcycle gift ideas), come visit us! More info about the show here.

I'm happy to report that our NEW windshield mount for GPS is now shipping. AND, the demo video just went LIVE!

Mounting GPS on a motorcycle with the Leader Windshield GPS Mount is as easy as it gets. All you do is remove the stud on your windshield and screw it on! Flats on two sides of the stem make it easy to use a wrench for tightening.

The 17mm ball (same size ball as a car mount) utilizes your stock GPS cradle or the socket-mounting hole on the back of your unit and rotates/tilts just as it does in your car! Fitment includes many Garmin Nuvi, Magellan Roadmate series, and other GPS models.

Unlike the competition, the Leader Windshield GPS Mount is made of polished stainless steel and manufactured IN THE USA. Total length is 2-3/8" -- perfect for clearing the windshield "arc."

We're not on the East Coast but we've sure felt the ripple effects of Hurricane Sandy, as sales have slowed to a trickle over the last couple weeks.

We thought, "What can we do to help when we're not doing so hot ourselves?"

How about a double whammy? How about a 5% savings for YOU and another 5% donated to the American Red Cross (some exclusions apply)?

This is a ONE WEEK ONLY opportunity to get a jump on your holiday shopping, save money doing it, AND double your impact with our donation.

Discount code: SANDY. Ends November 16. Using discount codes.

Earlier this year the DeluxeCAM motorcycle camera mount went through a transformation.

What was once a clunky, not-so-appealing (although highly functional) motorcycle camera mount was completely re-engineered in a sleek, classic reincarnation.

If you take pictures or video from your bike, and you're tired of ugly motorcycle camera mounts, you owe it to yourself to take a look at this video. It shows you how to install the DeluxeCAM motorcycle camera mount step by easy step.

You'll be amazed how good it looks. And how flexible (thanks to our patented design). And, thanks to our US manufacturing team, it's also rugged and will last you YEARS.

Go directly to the camera mounts here, or check out our tips for shooting video from a motorcycle here.

These days, there are many GPS makes/models to choose from. Which means what works great for mounting one GPS may not be best for another.

That's why we created our FREE guide, How to Mount GPS on a Motorcycle." It's our hope that it helps you decide how to mount a GPS on your motorcycle - and whether one of our mounts will be best for you.

As they say, the only constant is change! So we recently updated our Motorcycle GPS Mount Guide to include new Demo Videos, as well as updated GPS information, in particular about the Magellan Roadmate GPS and the Garmin Zumo GPS.

The guide also gives helpful ideas for items that make your GPS more convenient to use. Items like anti-glare screens, waterproofing options, and how to power it so you don't have to worry about losing power in the middle of nowhere.

Visit How to Mount GPS on a Motorcycle today!