🛵 Techmount 4-10105 - Universal Motorcycle Fork Stem Mount Kit (Mount only, no Cradle) - Ideal for Customers with Existing Device Cradles! Review

Didn't quite fit my CBR, one size seemed to fit but the expansion bolt was either too short or not thick enough for the stopper to stay in the fork. Needless to say, after being able to slide my phone in and out easily on the freeway, I picked it up and will try another brand.

These brackets arrived and the number on the manual was for my specific year of manufacture but did not match. I was about to return them and contacted the manufacturer and they were kind enough to send me two more stem mounts to test out. One of them is perfect. Great props for Dave at Tech Mounts. I hope they changed the instructions to include mounts for future buyers.

Unfortunately this product didn't work for me. I will give details later depending on how my situation is resolved. However, this image above is not what you will receive in the email. There is only one tube like in the picture, then you get five bets. This is never shown or described in the product description which is very misleading! Please note the obvious difference between the picture and the product I received in the mail.

I bought this mount because I wanted something that was inexpensive and didn't take up my whole yoke. This mountain is fantastic. It was very easy to install. Remove the plug as far as possible and insert the stem. They give you a range of sizes to fit any bike and the one I used fits really snugly. I had to press really hard to fully submerge it, which is good because then I know it won't fall out. All you see on the bike is the sphere, which isn't much bigger than the plug, so you don't have…

This mount is poorly designed. Check with the manufacturer before purchasing. I got a supposedly modernized model. A ball with multiple bushings for different diameters, unlike the photos which show multiple balls with different shank diameters. The problem is that just one long thin bolt stretches the stem, so the fit has to be near perfect before the bolt is tightened. It would be better to do something like old-fashioned bicycle handlebar goosenecks, where a screw pulls a wedge into the stem