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Top Motorcycle Phone Mounts: Reviews and Recommendations

RevZillaMay 3, 202510 min26,291 views
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Motorcycle Phone Mounting Solutions

  • 🏍️ This video explores various phone mounting options for motorcycles, focusing on secure attachment and potential charging capabilities.
  • 💡 The goal is to provide riders with ways to stay connected, navigate, and utilize apps like Rever without fumbling for their phones.

Simple and Magnetic Mounts

  • 💰 The Burly Voyager Magnetic Tank Screen is a budget-friendly option, costing under $60. It uses magnets to attach to metal tanks and features a clear pocket for screen visibility.
  • ☔ While not fully waterproof, it offers protection from light rain, but users may want to remove their phone during heavy downpours.

Versatile RAM Mounts

  • 🔗 RAM Mounts X-Grip offers versatility with a U-bolt mount compatible with handlebars ranging from 0.5 to 1.25 inches in diameter. It features a familiar ball-and-socket system for adjustability and costs $85.
  • ⚡ The RAM Mounts Tough-Charge is a premium option at $230, featuring the same X-Grip claw but with integrated wireless charging. It includes a toolless clamp for easy mounting and an on/off switch to conserve battery.

Innovative Magnetic and Clamp Systems

  • 🧲 Klock Werks iOmounts utilize a strong magnetic system, requiring a small metal chip to be attached to the phone or case. The perch mount for Harley-Davidson controls is $60, with a "watch band" style mount also available for round bars.
  • 🔌 Ciro Gen 2 CyberCharger offers wireless charging for $75, but uses a proprietary cable requiring direct wiring to the motorcycle. It accommodates phones up to 4.5 inches and has some adjustability.

Modular and Secure Options

  • Quad Lock Mounts are a personal favorite, known for their reliability and modularity. The basic mount is $50, requiring a specific Quad Lock phone case. A recommended package with the mount, case, and vibration dampener is around $110.
  • 🔋 The wireless charging head adds another $75, bringing the total to just under $200. These mounts feature a secure snap-on system with a lever for easy removal.
  • 💡 Peak Design Mobile v2 Mount offers a similar system with built-in vibration dampening, costing $160 for the charging version and $100 for the standard mount. It also requires a $50 phone case and features a secure magnetic-assisted snap-on mechanism.

Premium and Alternative Solutions

  • 🌟 The Ride Power Metal Inductive Charging Mount is a premium option at $200 (or $139 for a plastic version). It features ball-and-socket adjustability and proprietary wiring. A handlebar mount and Harley-Davidson perch mount are included.
  • 🎒 For bagger riders, the Hardbagger Top Shelf Saddlebag Organizer Tray provides a simple, integrated phone storage solution directly in the saddlebag lid.
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