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What are the pros or cons of doing a centre or bar mount for a Phone holder - 2019 RT?

I have seen 2 options, so I'm wondering what most people prefer - the phone mount that bolts in the centre of the handlebars (tack form) or the one that mounts on the bar right beside the cluster on the left side (quadlock)?
 
I see no need for my phone anywhere else but in my trunk. Although it is Blutooth paired with my Zumo 590, when the wheels are turning I have nothing to with it. I have enough to do contending with the distracted meatheads in cages and enjoying wind therapy.
I agree completely

I think if you're going to have your phone in front of you for use as a GPS, then the center location makes more sense. But, I'm with @JayBros in that trying to use a phone while piloting a machine down the road is unnecessarily risky. I keep mine in the trunk.

I can't imagine why anyone would choose a phone over a dedicated motorcycle GPS, like a Garmin Zumo.
 
Decades ago, I made a dash mount copied from a member who sold them here. A RAM ball mounts the GPS unit and there is another there for whatever I choose. Also, I mounted a clock, as the original one on the Spyder is useless. Eyes don't have to look down as with a low mount...
 
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