🚲 Bike & Motorcycle Phone Holder - iPhone 12 (11, Xr, SE, Max/Plus), Galaxy S20 & More - Universal ATV, Mountain & Road Bicycle Mount for Maximum Safety & Comfort Review

So far that was everything I had hoped for. Fits perfectly with my front handbrake. The clamp is pretty secure. The phone part rotates but mostly stays the same. Durable item. I'm glad I bought this one. In the photo is my LG G6 phone from a different angle which fits perfectly.

I have a rubber cover on my phone which makes the phone a bit bulky. Rubber corners do not curl. That being said, I still attached the holder to my bike, and using only the side clips, the phone has stayed on the bike for the past 2 months. Effortless removal. I would recommend.

Works great, it took me a while to find the best spot on my bike handlebars but I think I've settled on a good spot. The claw clip is very strong and very easy to tighten. I also like that the tether straps are mostly internal to the device and only pull out when needed. It looks a lot better for short rides when I don't put my phone in it.

Clearly quality construction, it feels solid and passed my tough "shake to break" even with the Galaxy S9 attached. I was afraid to put my bike on because I thought the rubber bands would rip and lose a valuable piece of electronics, even though it's very stable and the claws on the handlebars are like a vise. All the positive reviews are well deserved.

After using this mount on my bike for a month the rubber straps started to slip and no longer hold my phone. You feel stretched and just can't take it anymore. I've tried cleaning them in case there's dust/debris from the road but that didn't help much. In addition, the upper pin that holds the "claws" fell out at some point while driving. I eventually found it, but I was concerned my phone almost fell off while driving. The start is good, but not a durable product.

Installed on a 2017 Triumph Bonneville T120. Left hand drive, used with iphone7. Ease of installation. Comes with a self-adhesive thin foam inner liner if required to fit narrower diameter handlebars. I cut about 3/4 the length of this strip to use for a perfect fit. I always use corner tape to ensure a good grip but seems like it could hold without it as suggested in the product brochure. When I first turned on the phone, I noticed that the top left bar crossed the volume button. Now I just…

Let me start by saying that I can do the job. If I have a phone, it stays there pretty well. I have a Samsung S7 and it's almost too small. The spring grips are pretty good but sit on top of the on/off button. Then the elastic straps are hard to get around the corners of the phone. I actually (and don't know how) restarted the phone while trying to put it in the stand. If I didn't keep it too long before trying it on the bike I would send it back and try something else. The reason I still give…

I am absolutely *surprised* by the amount of positive feedback here. This product is fundamentally flawed (IMHO) as there are *4* possible points of failure, but only visible 3:1 at first. The "claw" gripping the steering wheel seems to be pretty good.2. Ball/socket connection that allows for tilt and rotation.3. A combination of a spring arm and elastic corners that hold the phone. Well, I was out for a few minutes and Bixby kept going up, so it looked like the side mount was too close to one…

I bought a bike and motorbike phone mount for my daughter to use on her new power chair. The old power wheelchair had no place to attach a phone or a convenient place to attach a bag or basket to carry the phone. My daughter has cerebral palsy and is fine with her left arm and hand. She has much less control over her right hand. As you can see in the third image, the bike and motorcycle phone mount does not prevent her from reaching the controls to control her power chair, allowing her to tilt…