Motorcycle Phone Mount

A phone mount should do the boring part quickly. When you pull over for fuel, a view, or a quick route check, you should be able to get your phone in or out with one hand and get on with the ride. No two-handed fight with a clamp while your gloves, keys, and helmet are competing for attention.

One-hand access when you're stopped

The open cradle and quick-release motion are made for simple, one-handed loading and removal on a compatible phone. Set the phone in, check that it is seated, and you have your route where you can see it. Take it out just as easily when you reach the stop.

Four elastic cushions, right where the road hits

Once the road gets rougher, the four separate elastic air-cushion modules are the difference worth noticing. They sit behind the cradle to help take the edge off everyday vibration before it reaches the phone setup. They do not make a phone indestructible, and they are not a reason to skip the usual pre-ride check. They are simply a smarter buffer between your screen and the road.

Room for your helmet, without giving up the map

The separate lower hook is there for those everyday stops when the helmet would otherwise land on the tank, the seat, or in your hand. Hang it below the cradle while parked and your map stays where it belongs, in view. It is a small detail, but it makes a familiar roadside shuffle less awkward.

Secure, adjustable, and built around the cockpit

The mount uses a thickened alloy base plus a multi-point surround locking layout. Several arms and lower supports hold a compatible phone more deliberately than a simple bottom lip. Before riding, make sure the phone is fully seated and the mount is tight. That part is not optional.

Turn the cradle 360° for the view you prefer. Portrait works well for the next stretch of road. Landscape gives you more map when you are stopped and planning. The open-sided layout is also designed to leave practical room around compatible phones for buttons and a charging cable. Check your own phone and case before setting off.

A better stop, in practice

Without a place for the phone, a quick stop turns into a juggling act. The phone stays in one hand. The helmet takes the seat. The next turn is still waiting.

With the mount in place, the phone stays at the cockpit. When parked, the helmet can hang below it. That leaves you with fewer loose things to manage before you ride on.

Included with your mount

Each set includes one waterproof touchscreen phone pouch: the upgraded, individually packaged version with separate upper and lower sealing strips. The clear PVC pouch has a universal 27 × 10.5 cm format. Keep it in a jacket pocket or pack for the wet ride home. Before use, make sure both seals are fully closed.

Choose your mounting point

• Handlebar Mount: for a compatible handlebar mounting space.
• Mirror Mount: for a compatible mirror-stem mounting point.
• Fits compatible phones approximately 4.7–7.1 in. Measure your phone, case, and available mounting space before ordering.
• Load, remove, rotate, or charge the phone only while parked.