Shaking Breaking LISEN Motorcycle Compatible Review

I bought this for my husband so that he can download route maps while riding our e-bikes. We are also keen quad bikers and my husband had to keep stopping to get his phone and check the route map. When we started riding e-bikes, I immediately bought one to have a better view of where we are on the map and how far we've ridden. This is a must-do if you want to explore different routes in different locations and states.

This phone holder is very durable and well made. Installation is very easy and comes with additional rubber grommets for different handlebar diameters. The pivot points are very easy to adjust (there is a thumbwheel) and allow for a wide range of motion. The bracket that holds the phone is very strong and comes with a lock to prevent it from falling out. Advice. To open the phone with one hand, grab the bottom two corners (thumb and forefinger) and pull down. This will cause all four corners to

Easy to install and very strong. Holds the phone perfectly and the lock feature is great!.NO! The fork lugs that attach to the washer and wing nut are not rigid enough and will spread when tightened to the handlebars. I had to add a large washer to hold the mount in place and I'm concerned that the tab will eventually break. This may be because I installed the handlebar flex mount, but I'm not so sure. If the lugs were stiffer, this problem could be avoided entirely.

Watch my HD test videos on my YT channel: skyforce95 Pros: -Easy installation -Additional spacers for narrower handlebars or just as an extra - All-round clamp on phone compared to rubber bands on most other types of bike mounts - Access to charging port - Fits small phones like the iPhone 5 (4" screen) to the larger iPhone 11 (6" screen) - Easy to insert into phone and remove the phone - ball joint for any orientation Cons: - you printed a closed watch for both unlocking and locking (see…

The phone holder was perfect. But there were problems with the part that attaches to the steering wheel. I attach my MTB riser near the center next to the stem. The handlebar diameter is approximately 31.8mm, which is a very typical size for modern MTB handlebars. The screw moves to the hole in the plastic clamp and forces it apart as it is tightened. See attached picture. I tried it with a thin rubber pad as indicated. I've also tried without the rubber spacer and with a thick rubber spacer…

I bought this to replace a $1 phone mount. There's nothing supernatural in it, he was holding my phone. However, I had to reinstall it with my phone every time I used it and it shook a lot. This mount is without a doubt better than this one. The way it locks is fine, not a hex tool as it has a little knob to turn. It comes with these pads that fit between the grip and the handlebar for different size handlebars. I had to get the thickest one for myself and didn't think my handlebars were that…

Strapped to my particular mountain bike. Works great so far! You NEED that little strip of rubber they give you to fit most handlebars, so don't miss, lose or throw it away. I almost got it back until I found this strip. It is very important. Otherwise I guess some sort of duct tape could do the job. It holds my phone, stays in place and is adjustable. Sometimes a slight knocking can be heard when driving. My friend spoke to me on the phone and could hear some rattling during the call, but…