Bike Phone Mount Bicycle Holder, Gaciron Universal 2in1 Bike Handlebar & Stem Cap Mount -Adjustable Compact Cycling Fit for Smartphone, GPS, Video Recorder (Black)

First of all the seller has a high level of pride for their product which is a huge positive. Their correspondence was really on point so I'm updating to 4* from previously giving it 2*.Best bike phone holder solution I've found. It is low profile and keeps the phone close to the bike instead of up and out which can cause worse vibration.One gripe is that the cap doesn't line up perfectly with my stem so waiting for long term report to see if it loosens itself.One Other concern is that once thephone is mounted you need to know that you can't rotate it around all the way. Well actually you can but if you do it will bend and potentially mishaps the clip on the holder connected to the bike.Also, when gluing the clip plate onto your phone or case, note the position where the holder will terminate as this will dictate the stretch on the complementary rubber safety harness. This is very picky but if you're like me you don't want to have to over stretch the safety harness. Btw the harness is free and not let of the product description. This is nice of them to include so not considered part of the rating. Just a note for picky people.Note that the clip plate that is glued onto the phone or case costs $10, so if you want to use the mount for various things like your phone and then another day a speaker. Would be nice to get two in the package and pay $3-4 more.

I wanted this so my phone could be OFF of the handlebars and directly centered with headset cap or lined up with the stem. The headset cap and screw option did not fit my bike. Maybe that was my fault since I have an old 12 speed Schwinn World Sport road bike … I probably should have investigated more on the fitting so I'll eat that. Anyway, I begrudgingly went with the "Handlebar" installation option and just attached it to the stem so that my phone could be centered. It is just a hand tightened screw on option so if somebody wanted to be a jerk and remove it while my bike was locked up I would be out of a phone holder. I am not satisfied with its rigidity. I would like to keep my phone displayed on a slight angle and it keeps falling down. It's not like it is getting jostled around and taking a pounding like on a mountain bike. I am satisfied with the adhesion level … for now. (I live in AZ) lets see if the hot weather changes that.

i just got this now , it looks good . The only thing i dont like about it is the bulge that is now behind my phone and the lock EASILY broke off when i tried to disconnect my phone from it. I can live with that but now have to worry that my phone might fall off easily.May 3 2018so i tried using it with the lock off... my cellfon fell and almost broke it and i almost had an accidnt trying to keep my phone safe from falling while i was going down the hill. should have seen that coming. I should have settled for something that doesnt make that buldge in the back of my phone and doesnt have a plastic that breaks off easily like a little twig.. should have chosen the one that has a silicon that is wrapped on the corners of my phone. and still able to put a magnet behind my phone and use it in my car. Obviously the quality people didnt check this one. hopefully yours is not as bad as mine

Increasing my star rating by one. I put the one from the mountain bike on a Kawi Vulcan 500 and it is working great. Not so bad after all.I am disappointed about the fit on my road bike Does not work with carbon forks. I had to mount it on the stem which puts it off center. A little on the ugly side on a high dollar bike. The second one mounted and looks great on the cap on my mountain bike. I feel I gave too many stars because of not being notified of the problem with carbon fiber bikes..

Minimalist phone mount, adds almost no "bulk" to my bike's handlebar area, and is very secure. I've owned several different types of iphone bike mounts and this one the easiest to secure and remove the phone- simple slide in to attach and one simple latch to slide it out.I love that I can raise the phone while still in the holder and snap a photo without removing it from the mount.The only tradeoff is the plastic mount that you have to affix the the back of your phone case. It adds about 4mm to the center of the back of the phone but I've found that doesn't make the phone feel any "thicker" or any more difficult to handle or put in my pocket.A well designed and well engineered unit; it's a keeper.

I like the mount. I bought a spare case (OtterBox) to attach the phone to the mount. It's positioned perfectly to get phone notifications, follow a map or track your ride. I hoped it would be a good camera phone mount but the bike vibrates too much. The mount isn't perfect but I found it the best way to securely mount a phone onto the handlebars of a bike,

Pretty impressed with this bike phone mount. I mounted it to the handlebar. I followed the suggestion of another user who purchased a separate case to attach the 3M mounting clip to. Weather permitting I will try it out tomorrow as the instructions specify keeping it unused for 24-hours to allow the adhesive to adhere. I will update this review post first ride. Stay tuned...

I never used it yet but it feels pretty solid and I've installed it to my baby. I haven't put my phone on it yet. But I'll get around to it sometime. Overall good build. Nice material, cheap cost. Would buy again. If I ever get this bike stolen.

It's a fantastic mount very easy to install .The rubber strap that hooks onto the four corners of the phone and act's as a secondary hold down could be a bit better were it slides over the stem mount . Other then that it works good and for the price it's a bargain. :))

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That adhesive they give you is garbage. Didn't last more than 2 min of my first bike ride and my phone took a good dive.

amazing quality for the price, best bike holder I've owned to date, if I could give it 6 stars I would!

They didn’t fit our bikes