[throttlejunkie]

Originally Posted by Jayspeed

Looks like I have a few choices where to mount this thing. I wonder if rain could ruin it? I didn't know I could have used the same device for my car and bike.

no the rain cannot ruin it. I ride just about every day rain or shine with a transponder mounted just like this...

Originally Posted by 97BladeRider

Here's where I mounted mine:

I ordered a second one for my cage so I don't have to worry about moving it back and forth. I got stoped by a trooper a while ago when the ezpass did not work. he was acusing me of trying to evade the toll, untill he saw the transponder. he still took his sweet ass time running all of my paperwork.

[SVRACER01]

Originally Posted by Jayspeed

Ahhh ok, I see what your saying now..... If that were to happen to me I'd want to see it proved technologically and accuracy.

i think that would be pretty easy. the mileage divided by the time it took you to go from one to the other.(look at EZPASS time stamp) and theres your ticket

[Zed]

I put my Fast Lane tag on the inside of my Givi top case. Only been through the tolls 4 times since I got it, but it read it no problem all four times.

[erik87]

Originally Posted by 97BladeRider

Here's where I mounted mine:

thats where i put mine too, works great

i just dont leave it there for fear of it getting swiped

[NEWTREADS]

Originally Posted by 97BladeRider

This is so not true. I usually do 80 on the Pike when commuting to or from work and am yet to get a ticket sent to me.

Thats why I specified New york state. On long trips stopping for gas will also offset your average speed. This was also happening 8 years ago. Someone may have filed suit for entrapment or something since then as well. All I know is I saw it happening then in the Buffalo area.

[BMFR6]

Originally Posted by SVRACER01

if your bike is registered with EZPASS then who cares if it works. mine is in the trunk. it usually works but ive found that if i stick to the side of the lane it doesnt even register a vehicle going through.
worst case scenario is it doesnt work and it takes a picture of your plate and when they run it they will find that you have an EZPASS. ive had mine since they started with 0 problems. sometimes i dont even put it on the bike and go through anyways.

looking into setting up fast lane on my bike as well. in reading the terms and agreements figured i would let everyone know. technically if the transponder doesn't get picked up and they snap a shot of your plate to bill you, you pay a $1.00 video toll on top of the regular toll. just an fyi for everyone. i'm not sure if they follow through on this or not.

[schleppy]

I wrapped painters tape all over mine to attach it to the middle of my bars. Worked perfectly, but super g h e t t o.

[DuncanMoto]

I've had a Mass Pass on my car since 2002, replaced it in 2005 for free. I used to use it for my motorcycle too. It worked everytime mounted on the left inside of my windscreen. Every so often I would forget to take it out of the car when I got on the bike. So I got a second transponder that I now leave on the bike. This one almost never works. I had it checked and they tell me it works fine. Every month or two, when I stop at the gas station I just go in and explain that it isn't reading and they credit me the video fee, but they refuse to replace the unit.

FYI - A couple of years ago, it was determined by the state that giving tickets on route 90 purely based on time between toll booths was unconstitutional and they are not allowed to do it.

[Jayspeed]

Last season I tried it in my tank bag and it worked fine.