You are looking at the bottom end of my iPhone 3GS. To the left and right extents of the phone[beside the screw heads] are speaker [left] and microphone [right]. Yes, the speaker is small [may not be all bad]. Yet, the sound reasonably good for its size [until you plug in larger stereo speakers and hear the resonance of that sound. Of course, larger stereo speakers sound better as you would expect. I’m still okay with the iPhone’s sound.
![IPhone & Diamond Frame [DF]](http://static.flickr.com/2594/3758131120_b1e65a237e.jpg)
Using the same mount the I used on my RANS Citi Crank Forward [Faye], the pictures above show my iPhone on my Trek Project One Diamond Frame [DF] Bicycle. Like the Garmin Edge 305, the iPhone is also easily moved from cycle-to-cycle, relative to the mount used. In this case, a Semsons.com handlebar mount modified to work as a stem mount.
Today [ordered 07/21—not bad from CA via USPS] I received my handlebar mount from Semsons.com. Well I prefer a stem mount so the iPhone is centered—a few mods later and that is taken care of. I plan to order a second mount so I will not have to move the base from cycle-to-cycle. I set up Faye [My RANS Citi Crank Forward First]. I ride her in Canada mid-August. I may switch the mount over to my DF since I’m currently Edgeless.
The mount seems stable. I think it will hold on to the iPhone even on the bumpiest of roads. I had to remove my Tire Thread Skin so my iPhone will fit in the Semsons Cradle. I’d prefer to keep a skin on to prevent possible scratching of the case. The viewing angle is good. The bright sun makes it hard to see the screen, although I tend to ride and review data later.
