HiiGuy Universal Bike Phone Mount- for Motorcycle - Adjustable - Fits iPhone 11/12/13, Holds Phones Up to 4" Wide

Overall I would say that its a very good product. When I first opened it up I found the clamp someone disassembled and 4 rubber retaining bands , if that's what you call them . The assembly did not go quite as expected. I would say that I have a normal sized handlebar, not sure what size it is. The Handlebar clamp was too small. It wasn't that big of a deal. I removed the rubber spacers inside of it and was able to catch about four or five threads on the included screw. Just enough to keep it good and tight so it's not sliding around. I don't think it will damage the handlebars. Although I can't say that I believe it would. When I went to attach the phone the handlebars, it was quite easy to snap the top part on and screw it all together. With one retaining band around the middle, it held the phone very well in place. I've been using it for about a week and a half, cruising around town, and on some light mountain bike trails around a nearby State Park. I have no reason to believe it won't hold up for at least a year or two of my abuse. With my LG G4 phone the power and volume buttons are on the back of the phone, so it is slightly inconvenient to reach them. But I am able to get my finger around the rubber band to hit the buttons. Overall it's good product, and I would recommend. I have a small bag to hold an extra power bank. It allows me to use my bike map software, listen to Pandora, and keep my screen on the phone for at least 4 to 6 hours.Update... Been using mine for about a month now, and the wife wanted one too because she saw how awesome it was. It's now super easy for the two of us to go bike riding and have a spot to put our phones so we don't miss a call, and can play on the map software very easily. So, I guess I'd say it's good enough that I bought another one!

The media could not be loaded.  Let me be honest, I wasn’t so confidant that this product will work for me due to my extreme off road style as ATV rider. I have used few similar mounts before but the products were not secured enough and damaged my phone. The previous product that I was using held my phone with only one strap and as I said before, I am very wild driver and the band ripped and my phone crashed. Due to my previous experiences, I was very skeptical using a similar product. But HiiGuy phone mount product my Quad driving experience as the DOUBLE hold my Iphone 6 Plus and secured it tight even with the phone case (the unit came with 4 starps). This unit has a special feature that I couldn’t find in any of the previous units I tried which is the shock absorber function that designed to absorb and damp shock impulses.HiiGuy phone mount comes with the stylus pen that makes it MUCH easier to use my touch screen Iphone without the hassle of removing my gloves.The phone mount holder has an amazing function of 360 Pivot rotations so it is easy to manipulate from vertical to horizontal. Due to its ability to rotate, I found it helpful to use when the sun is bright on my phone so I can manipulate the position so it doesn’t affect my ability to access my phone especially while I am using Google maps.Installation is easy and it is easily being removed from one bike to another. Even my wife used it at the supermarket to mount the phone to the shopping cart so my little girl can watch You Tube while she is shopping around J Happy I made my wife happy. Thank you HiiGuy!!!

I mounted the "HiiGuy Universal Bike Phone Mount Holder" to my road bike handlebars. The bars are a bit thicker than normal bike handlebars since it's the bar and the brake cables wrapped under the handlebar tape. I had to remove the rubber inserts (they slide off easily) that line the circular part of the mount - usually to keep the mount in place, in order to get the mount to fit. Since mine is mounted on the handlebar tape, there's really no need for the rubber inserts so that was not a problem, just inconvenient. The rubber webbing rests on my up volume button on my Samsung Galaxy S6, fortunately it does not actually press the button when my case is on so again not a problem.I'll give it 4 stars, it's not perfect but is really good for the price (was $10.99 when I purchased). The customer service seems like it would be good if I ever encounter an issue, though the owner, "Guy" will pester you with emails until you write a review. I received 4 separate emails in the two weeks since I purchased it. I was only able to get out for a ride this past weekend so I wasn't going to review it before trying it...

The mount is solid, and has already been tested on an electric bike and a scooter with no issues. The bands hold any reasonable phone snugly and easily accessible. If I have anything negative to say about it, it's that it's not the most elegant solution, but certainly has a better hold on a phone than other solutions while allowing for a range of widths.As an aside, the mount came with a stylus. Someone else thought it was kinda cool, and I wasn't expecting it, so I gave it to them. Unfortunately, the interesting little mount that plugs into your headphone jack to keep the stylus tethered to your phone broke off its tip in the jack before the end of the day! I asked their support if they knew of a good way to get the broken piece out, and was just told that I would be sent a few replacements (I received 3 styli). The thought was appreciated, but not exactly what I asked for. In the meantime, this other phone is down a headphone jack until we can be brave enough to use some probes or glues to extract the fragment.