Quad Lock Motorcycle Handlebar Mount for iPhone and Samsung Galaxy Phones

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The Vibrelli Bike – Motorcycle Phone Mount – Fits Any Smart Phone is extremely versatile as it can effectively be used on motorcycles, ATVs, scooters, mountain bikes, road bikes, mopeds, and even e-bikes. Moreover, it fits any handlebars with diameters from 0.9 to 1.3 inches.

Easily one of my favorite options for motorcycles. Not only can you use their products to mount your phone, but you can also mount cup holders, a GPS device, mirrors, or even a tablet. I don’t think anyone needs to ride around with a tablet or iPad strapped to their bike, but you could. That’s what I do anyway, I don’t really care about the sat nav phone if it rains, i crash, dust, overheating. And I just swap the SIM every country I go through (they’re so cheap anyway) or just buy a local SIM if you’re only riding in your home country. Anyway, food for thought. If you want to make your life easier in this sense, you should look for a model that has 360-degree flexibility. This will allow you to move it in pretty much any angle so that it best suits your needs. Having this feature enables you to easily adjust your phone in a firm and comfortable viewing position. 5. Strong grip Speaking of keeping your phone protected, there’s another topic of discussion I found to be important. Similar issues with Android phones seem few and far between, so, unfortunately, it does tend to be more of an iPhone problem.While I’ve enjoyed using my RAM Mount and I think it’s a great option for most, there are two things I don’t like about the X-Grip in particular. The next thing you should do is screw the clamp closed until it is tight and secure. The last step would be to place your smart device into the cradle, mount it on the bike, and adjust it until you find a clear and comfortable viewing angle. Make sure that the phone’s screen does not obscure the view ahead, nor the motorcycle’s dashboard.

For example, in the United States, there is no federal law that specifically prohibits mounting a camera on a motorcycle helmet. However, some states have their own laws and regulations regarding the use of helmets and the attachment of accessories to helmets. Some states prohibit the use of any attachments or modifications to helmets, while others allow certain types of attachments or require specific safety standards for helmet attachments. I’d recommend having the USB head connected to an outlet that’s disconnected when the bike’s turned off (or go for the hard-wired version). The wireless head does ‘remember’ its last state when powering up, so you could leave it turned on and ready to charge if you have a switched auxiliary supply. Once you have the mounting base and arm in place, it’s a simple press-and-twist motion with your phone and you’re ready to roll. Thanks to this mount’s adjustable design, it is an excellent option for large phones and even phablets.This is another model that is extremely popular with motorcyclists. First, it comes with a spring loader that is able to contract and expand to get the ideal fit around your phone. Furthermore, thanks to the four-ball design, you can easily access your smart device at all times.

But, before you just grab the first “universal motorcycle phone mount” you see on the internet, there are several things you should consider. The extension arm pivots at both ends, and rotates where it meets the base, so combined with the rotation in the head you can set this in a surprisingly wide range of positions. On the VFR, space is very tight when the bars are turned due to the screen, but I was still able to get the phone to fit (if only vertically).I’m sure most of you, like me, can’t leave the house without your smartphone. At this point, it might as well be a prosthesis. Tested by Jordan Gibbons, for two months, over 1,000 miles. Quality 5/5, Value 5/5. There's a plethora of phone mounting systems, but when you're attaching your latest big-money smartphone to a bike's bars, you need to be confident it's going to stay put.