Bike Phone Mount,Motorcycle Phone Holder with Universal Adapter,Out Front Bicycle Handlebar Mount for Mountain Road EBike,Scooter,Moto,MTB,Quick Release Attach/Detach-Black【Series C - 1st Gen】

I just installed this on my bicycle on Thursday morning Aug. 24. The instructions say the thing that attaches to the rear of your case and snaps into the mount itself, is not to be applied onto Silicone. Well, I have an Apple Silicone phone protector and after cleaning up the back of it really well with denatured alcohol, the ‘male’ piece attached to my phone and after 24 hours, I went ahead and mounted to the phone holder on my handlebar then did a 30 mile ride on the Schyukill River Trail from Reading to Birdsboro, Pa. over some pretty rough terrain in spots, and it did not come loose. Well, I am the proof that it works. I like the quick mount & release aspect of this system. I would recommend!P.S. Not sure why anyone would give less than 5 stars, this really works nicely.

Better than the quadlock IMO. I do wish they sold an actual case for it, but the stick on adapter works just fine.

Sturdy and easy to install. Keeps my phone secure even on bumpy rides. Highly recommend

As others have mentioned. The phone does wiggle a little when mounted. From the packaging and research. It is designed this way.I got the model that mounts in four different positions. Mounting it back towards the rider, over the stem. With the adjustable pivot point. It places the phone about 2" above the handlebars. It's a little to high for my liking. Leaves the phone really exposed if there were a crash.I would buy again. Only I would get the one that mounts under the top cap of the stem and places the phone above the stem. The one piece 90 degree is much more lower profile, also.You have to use the lock switch to secure the phone. Why users cannot grasp this is beyond me. The leash that came with it to keep the phone from flying was a surprise. Do'nt recall anyone saying there was a leash. I did install the leash and use it. Again you have to use the lock.It's a great product. Much cheaper then some. A gps cycling computer is in the future though. I just don't like my massive and expensive phone so exposed to a crash.

I change my mind with this one and changed my review after using this mount.This was my first impression and review, gave it 3 stars and wrote this:Not as easy as it looks. It feels flimsy. Better options out there.I was wrong. After using it for some time it really put up better than the other options I mentioned. Its quick, secured and with the versatility of using it with different width handle bars is just a great way to go. Bought a second one for another bike this one goes to some rough trails and this thing is putting up with the beating. To be more sincere I am currently waiting for my third one for my road-gravel bike.I needed to rectify my first review this is the end review after more than a year of use.

I was excited to use the Bike Phone Mount for my rides, but it turned out to be a big letdown. While the design looked promising, the actual performance was far from satisfactory. The mount doesn’t hold my phone securely, and I found myself constantly worrying about it slipping or bouncing out while riding.Even on smooth surfaces, the vibrations caused my phone to shake uncontrollably, making it difficult to see the screen clearly. The universal adapter was a nice idea, but it didn’t fit well with my bike’s handlebars, leaving it feeling wobbly and unstable.Installation was also a hassle, as the instructions were unclear, and it took longer than expected to get it set up. Overall, this phone mount is more of a distraction than a convenience, and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable way to secure their phone while biking.

Easy installation. Sturdy construction. Easy to use with gloves on. Doesn’t shake during the ride even on bad east coast roads. Was going to get a quad lock, glad I gave this a shot before I spent three times the money!

Good quality but it doesn't lock my phone in the vertical position only horizontal. Kind of frustrating