Quad Lock Motorcycle Handlebar Phone Mount for iPhone, Galaxy Pixel and Universal Adapters

This thing is awesome. I just got the standard brake lever mount with the shock dampener because no other quad lock mount works on my bike without third party hardware. I can turn the wheel all the way both ways, and while it does touch all the way to the right, the shock dampener allows it to flex away and not matter. Solid build. Clips in and out smoothly. Good stuff.

Works great on my 2025 Polaris 570. Holds the phone securely and is super easy to use. I would recommend using lock tight the plastic seems durable but the screws come loose after a day of riding. Such a great concept and design. I’ll be purchasing more. Kinda pricey, but you get what you pay for.

Love QuadLock products. I have bought tons of them and they are all reliable and last years. This is for your phone, you will need either a phone case from QuadLock, or the adaptor piece which sticks onto your own phone case of your choosing. Easy instillation as well. Like, super easy. I have used my phone on this product for over 2 years on my bike and it is going strong. I purchased one for my little brother who just bought a bike as well

A friend talked me into this system for my new Street Glide. I’m glad he did, this thing is legit. Think I found my new mounting system in all of my vehicles and toys. They offer many different mounting options for different applications. However this review will be about the handle bar mount.I opened the box and immediately seen how it mounted up. It’s very self explanatory, but for those that choose there are instructions. They offer three different mounting gaskets for the handle bar part of the mounting system. The extension arm screws onto the handle bar mount and keeps from moving by the teeth system that keep it in place. Not to worry the Alan head screws can unscrew easily if you need to adjust it, with the supplied Alan wrench. Next you mount the lock for the phone mount onto the extension arm, and it is screwed into place just like before with another Alan head screw. And it’s mounted. Easy Peezy! I bought the phone case as well, since it integrates only to its docking hardware. Works like a champ. It has survived the first 600 miles on my bike, hasn’t moved a bit.Doesn’t vibrate a bit.Doesn’t fall and phone is secure.Doesn’t allow phone to move side to side.or slide like magnet mounts. My phone is literally not going to move once it’s locked into place.The mount without the phone is very sleek and not an eyesore. It is solid and very well built. The included gaskets for different size handlebars(which appear to fit from bicycle handlebars up to fat diameter handlebars for touring bikes) are made with very good, high grade rubberized plastic. They don’t slip once the mount is tightened down. The lock itself is light blue and is actually very visible in the dark. I would think a yellow or some high VIS color would be something to think about, but it’s not bad. When the phone is on the lock the tab sticks out just enough to be seen. but not so far it’s annoying.Packaging is simple and not a pain to get into. Once you open it up, you are greeted with everything you need, including the tool. Be careful the tool is small and is not taped or secured down so it will fall out once you slide the parts tray out.The phone case has the female part of the rotating lock system integrated into the mold so there is no chance of this part falling off the case. That said quad lock does offer a stick on system for other brand cases. I chose not to go this route, due to the fact that I have always felt that that is the weakest link in any mounting system that use different brand cases. The case itself is sturdy, and it fits my iPhone 12 max pro very well. It has a protection ring around the lenses, and is raised so it is a little more difficult for them to get hurt in case you drop your phone.So I am pretty particular, and I look at about every aspect of the products I review and overall. This is a great mounting system for what I chose it for. I did spend, what I consider a fair price, but to some it can seem a little pricey. For those that say that, I would like to respond simply with this. How much money have you spent trying other mounting systems that did not work? I would expect that if you added them all up, it would be twice or more what you would have spent if you had just went this route first. That might seem to be a lofty claim but I feel it’s true.If you are a Vlogger and use your phone the make videos. This is a great system to look at as well. You can adjust this thing on three different axis on only the straight section of your handlebars. So mounting angles allow for that perfect ability to have your phone in the perfect spot to capture your desired view.No review would be complete with the downside. I honestly don’t have a lot to say bad about this system but I do seem some room for improvement. They are minuscule and minor compared to the positive aspects, but still deserve mentioning.I would like to see some color options, I.e. chrome, red, etc. my bike is chromed out and I would like my mount to match. Color options on the locking trigger would be a nice touch. As said before a high vis or even red locking tab would be a nice touch. And secure the tool inside the package tray. I would like a little bit longer extension bar but I will be changing handlebars soon so this might not even be an issue for me. The phone case is sturdy for most but there are those of us that need extra strong cases. I would like to see a more ballistic style case that offers more protection much like an otter, or something of that nature, with an integrated mount in it.Overall: this case and mounting system are worth every penny. There isn’t much I can say wrong about it. The package states that their product is, the lightest, strongest, and most secure mounting system, I would agree at this time and I am yet pleased again with my Amazon purchase.

This fit on my bike perfectly, would highly recommend, really good quality, works great

The Quadlock Motorcycle handlebar mount is a bit expensive, but does a great job. It comes with several inserts to cover the different size handlebars. Installation takes about a minute. Some have reported some vibration when using it, but on my BMW F850 GS, there is no noticeable vibration. When mounted, the phone is very securely locked and requires some effort to remove the fullsized iPhone from the mount. I have no worries about losing the phone when riding.It obviously does require a phone case that mates your phone to the mount. Not related to the mount, but you should know that using a case will make your magnetic charging system, if you use one, a bit more finicky to use. To use my magnetic charger with the case on the phone, I had to precisely mark with a white pen, the position on the charging system that allows my phone to charge. Each night I have to carefully align the phone when I put it on the charger, otherwise it won't charge. Again, no problem with the mount or the case, but something you should know.