Motorcycle Cellphone Handlebar Motorbike Prevention】Silver Review

My first trip with an iPhone 8s in a rubber case. Fell off the clamp after 20 miles of leisurely riding on tarmac despite holding it down as hard as I could. You have to go back the last few miles to find the phone. Don't trust this clamp at all. To put it simply, if you have a phone case like most of us, the jaw is too flat to grasp the thickness of the phone and case. Do not buy this item and risk losing your most important item while traveling.

I have used at least 10 bike phone mounts in the last 3 years. They ranged from very bad to just ok. They either broke (at points of plastic stress) or vibrated loose in a very short time. So far this has been the best bike mount I have used. Although only time will tell if it can handle my four days of riding a week. My only real complaint right now is that the center bolt has come loose a couple of times, so I just started checking it before every ride and carrying an allen wrench with me…

Bought this for long trips so I can see my Google Maps app and listen to music. It's a very solid design and I have complete confidence that my very expensive iPhone will sit securely in the HomEasy stand. However, I have found that the type of metal on the handlebars of my BMW F800 GS doesn't allow for a firm grip, so it slides up and down quite easily. I added a strip of rubber that I cut from an old iwatch strap, which allowed me to tighten it tight enough to get a secure fit. Overall I am…

I have had plastic phone holders for a number of years. After losing my phone on a bike ride a few years ago, I got pretty paranoid about losing my phone. Since plastic gets pretty brittle over time, I've had to change mounts every few years to feel safe and not throw my expensive phone on the street. try it. For the money this seems like a pretty good investment. Although the phone holder doesn't swivel like a regular plastic holder, it does point in the desired direction. It is very durable…

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…