Review on Motorcycle Cellphone Handlebar Motorbike Prevention】Silver by Thasapon Bowers

So I've used it on a couple of rides on my bike, here are a few pros and cons from my inexperienced perspective: Pros: It's incredibly strong having seen many plastic versions. online, and swivel heads break, mounts break, etc., I chose metal. It seems more durable than the plastic version. It was fairly easy to install and came with two plastic gap fillers. I used the thicker one by default as my handlebars required it. Luckily a special tool was included, I've read that others didn't get it. It doesn't require a neurosurgeon to install it, it's pretty easy to install if you have the space. Cons: You have to buy a rubber holder just in case it comes loose luckily. I thought ahead and ordered it at the same time as buying this one. The clamping screw tends to "vibrate" on the wheel, so I have to check from time to time when I'm stationary to see if it's still tight. Taking the phone out of the protective case, otherwise it won't fit, is not big, but something to consider because of the snake inconvenience. It doesn't pivot much unless you have a lot of room on the bars of the bike, which I don't have. It only rotates and does not rotate back and forth, this will cause charging problems. g-cable if you have one (I bought a USB bike charger at the same time). When not in use you have to screw on the mount, it vibrates and rattles and vibrates often. All in all anything could happen at the time of writing and I'll update if and when, I'll only give this one a 7/10 for the combined pros and cons. I'm guessing what you might need for this if you're installing it on a motorcycle and don't have one: HOMEASY Universal Bike Phone Mount. USB Charging Port, CHGeek 18W 12V/24V Quick Charge 3.0 USB Car Charger Power Adapter. Replacement phone holder with rubber/silicone straps from Timibis.