Motorcycle Phone Mount Holder with Vibration Dampener Anti-Shake 720° Adjustable Fit 0.5-1.26″ Handlebar for iPhone 16 Pro Max for Samsung 5.4”-7.2” Phone Anti-Theft Lock Off-Road/Dirt Bikes

Reviewer: William W.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Sturdy and easy adjustment.
Review: Very sturdy mount!My phone (Pixel 9 xl pro) pushes the limits of this mounts size but fits securely within it. It’s easy enough to get in, but requires a bit of force to take out. The “claw grips” on the top and bottom hold on well and do not interfere with basic operation and the flat side grips are adjusted to the proper size with screws on the back and add to the security of the mount.All the bolts need to be torqued down more than you might expect (and the small included wrench isn’t the best for judging that), so take a small ride initially, and make sure that is secure enough for the speed your traveling. (My first ride the handlebar mount begun slipping down/around. Phone stayed in the mount during the entire ride though, in spite of facing the ground the entire time).There is a GoPro mount on the “back” of the mount but it doesn’t come with a nut to lock anything into it (any others either have a nut attached or some sort of threads integrated into it), so you’ll have to remember to bring one if you’re planning on utilizing that function of this mount.The security lock/adjustment works for me, but is something to take into consideration as you’ll have to keep the “key wrench” with you to make any adjustments/remove. If you’re using this on a motorcycle, it’s probably a non issue (set it to where you want, crank it down and it’ll stay) – but if you’re using this on a bike/ebike like I am, the profile stands out and again, you can’t adjust/remove this mount without the wrench; so if you need to turn the bike upside down to make repairs/change a flat you’ll need to remember your wrench or have something like “Handlebar Jacks”.
Reviewer: Connor
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Must buy
Review: Better than my buddies ramSturdy as hell and dose not shake too much
Reviewer: Sean price
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Measure the bar and know
Review: Doesn’t fit the tank case nor my Handel bars…. Get measurements then you’ll know…. Still it’s what I’m looking for just in the wrong size
Reviewer: Bhawkh60
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Awesome hold. 200 no problem
Review: Very good. Be careful though. Will yeet your phone into driveway if you’re not careful
Reviewer: Doug
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great
Review: Way cheaper and just as good as quadlock for a fraction of the price. The clasp didn’t fit my Spyder so I had to use a different mounting point but going 100mph on the highway it stayed right there no issues at all and my camera still work.
Reviewer: Mr Aloha
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very beefy mount excellent choice
Review: Outstanding mount doesn’t wiggle around like others easy to mount
Reviewer: Leislaly
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Soporte para teléfono
Review: Está bueno y resistente
Reviewer: Brian B.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Solid phone holder with shock absorption, great for motorcycle, maybe a bit bulky for a bicycle
Review: TL;DR – fairly solid phone holder that offers some shock absorption, but will not fit on a bar wider than 1”.Though the phone holder is advertised primarily for motorcycles, you can install it on any bar that the 1” wide U-bolt will fit on. For my test, I installed it on a mountain bike.The holder comes in pieces and needs a little assembly. A supplied wrench works for attaching the U-bolt to your handlebars (or whatever you’re mounting on), but does require a Philips head screwdriver for phone width clamp adjustments (4 screws). First, the U-bolt which has a ball mount on it needs to be secured to your handlebars. Next, you assemble a spring-loaded clamp which attaches to the U-bolt’s ball and a ball mount which is on the back of the pre-assembled phone holder main unit. The spring-loaded clamp has a custom tightening nut that you can either torque with your finger or with a special patterned key, similar to automobile lug nut locks.The holder is solid, does a good job of absorbing some shocks of your vehicle, and will keep your phone secure. The top clamp is spring loaded which makes attachment/removal of your phone tool-less, but it isn’t designed to do this quickly.In general, it is a nice solution for mounting your phone. While it will work with a bicycle, it is a bit on the bulkier side which might make it a touch overkill. Mounted on a motorcycle, however, won’t look out of place.