10. Best Road Bike Phone Mount:

PRICE:$25.00

Description:

The Best Road bike phone mount ($25) is both lightweight and robust. so Its value comes from its impressive versatility. An adjustable clamp should fit snugly on handlebars with a 0.9- to 1.25-inch diameter.

Labeled as “universal for all phones,” this mount can accommodate any smartphone up to 3.5 inches wide. Some smartphone models that are known to fit this mount include the iPhone X, iPhone XR, iPhone 8, Samsung Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge, HTC 11, and many more.

Using two points of contact, this mount clamps onto your device using a hard plastic grip with a silicone net that secures all corners of your device tightly to the mount.

Although this mount isn’t the most durable on this list, the hard plastic and so silicone net combo holds up well to the demands of road cycling. For mountain bikers spending time on the bumpiest and dirtiest trails, we recommend a slightly hardier mount that can sustain a greater level of abuse.

The display angle of this bike stem phone mount can be easily adjusted. The 360-degree rotation allows you to easily switch your phone from landscape to portrait mode mid-ride. For $25, the Roam Universal is a good value option to keep your smartphone still and well-supported throughout your time in the saddle.

Pros:

• Good value
• Fits a wide range of phones and bikes

Cons:

• Not the most durable mount for high-impact mountain biking and other rough riding styles

9. Nite Ize Wraptor Rotating Smartphone Bar Mount:

Our top pick is the Road bike phone mount ($22). This mount is easy to install and is compatible with a wide variety of phones.

The Best Bike Phone Mounts utilizes a belt system to secure the mount to the handlebars. The difference is that this mount’s belt has a series of holes that riders can select from. If your handlebar’s diameter happens to fit in between two of these belt holes, this mount won’t be completely snug while you ride. In our experience, this mount fits well on most handlebars.

We love that this mount allows for 360-degree rotation and should securely support almost any smartphone — with or without a case. A stretchy silicone harness cradles all four corners of any standard-sized phone.

On bumpy terrain, this mount will perform decently well when fitted properly. However, mountain bikers who ride through roughage regularly will want to choose something a bit more durable.

Pros:

• Affordable
• Easy tool-free installation
• Holds phones securely

Cons:

• A Belt system with holes may result in a loose fit on some handlebars

8. Quad Lock Out Front Bike Mount:

The Quad Lock Out Front Bike Mount ($40) is sleek and elegantly designed. so It’s a handsome choice for riders who want to maintain the clean lines of their bike with a slim and aesthetic mount.

Compared to other options, this mount’s thin profile goes a long way to decrease wind drag — it isn’t any thicker than a typical phone case. If you want to stop and snap a quick photo during your ride, it is quick and easy to remove your phone from the mount and replace it when you’re done. As a bonus, it weighs very little compared to almost all other mounts.

Due to a simple single-point attachment handlebar clamp that is tightened with an Allen key, the Quad Lock Out Front Bike Mount only fits handlebars with diameters of 35 mm, 31.8 mm, 24.4 mm, and 22 mm. Although these are standard diameters and many bikes will work with this mount, it doesn’t quite offer the versatility of other options like the Roam Universal Premium Bike Phone Mount.

While we love its lightweight and streamlined design, the Quad Lock Out Front Bike Mount does have a few drawbacks. First, your phone must be fitted in a Quad Lock Case to securely attach it to the mount. Also, at $40, it is significantly pricier than other options. Finally, it just isn’t super versatile.

If you have a custom bike or your handlebars aren’t a standard diameter, the mount may not fit perfectly. Still, when fitted properly, this mount looks great and is very secure, even while mountain biking on rough terrain.

Pros:

• Sleek design

Cons:

• On the more expensive side

 7. Nite Ize Steelie Bar Mount:

Magnetic smartphone mounts allow you to easily attach and detach your phone. Typically, these mounts require you to adhere a magnetic adapter permanently to the back of your phone. Steelie’s version of this adapter is sold separately, so be sure to purchase it if you choose to go with this mount.

To use the Nite Ize Steelie Bar Mount ($16), secure the belt-style strap around your handlebars. Like the Nite Ize Wraptor, this belt should fit most bar diameters but occasionally ends up fitting loosely.

Once in place, insert your phone into the mount and fit the metal ball into your preinstalled Steelie phone socket. Silicone corner bands wrap around your phone to complete the connection.

Another advantage of the magnetic socket and ball attachment system is that you can easily rotate your phone and change the display angle without removing it from the mount.

At $16, this mount is a good option for those who prefer a magnetic-style phone mount. Once you have fixed the Steelie socket to your phone, you can install other Steelie mounts in your vehicle or elsewhere to get the most out of the socket’s versatility.

Overall, this is a great mount with a strong magnet that will keep your phone in place — even when you’re riding off-road.

Pros:

• Strong magnet for a solid attachment
• Affordable

Cons:

• Must also purchase the Steelie socket to use

6. Handlebar Mount with Aerodynamic Design:

Best Road Bike Phone Mount has a universal adaptor that you can attach to any phone, with or without a case. So you don’t need to purchase a matching phone cover. Just attach the adapter and lock your iPhone into the mount with one click.

With two different rubber spacers, the mount fits most handlebar diameters and can be adjusted to any viewing angle. I liked its lightweight fiberglass core and bulk-free aerodynamic design, allowing you to easily access your phone. If your bike’s handlebars are less than 31.8mm, you may fit the mount using the spacer.

Pros:

• Highly adjustable
• One-click locking system
• Universal adapter included

Cons:

• The mounting stem is not durable

5. Quad Lock Phone Mount Bike Kit:

iPhone users must definitely look into Quad Lock Phone Mount Bike Kit because it is primarily designed for Apple users. Though it can be used by an android user, it is a different design and is no longer classified as a case mount because it only sticks to the bottom of the phone.

It can lock up to almost all of the available bikes with a handlebar up to 1.57 inches in diameter. so It is quick to attach and detach from the handlebar, hence, it is not that challenging to set up. It comes with a protective iPhone case, a weather-resistant poncho, and mounting hardware.

This phone mount includes a patented dual-stage locking system for added security with your phone. This also helps the phone to lock in place, without moving even on your rocky trails.

Though this product had good reviews from iPhone users, many didn’t like the android version of the mount because it only attaches to the bike with two plastic strips.

Pros:

• Includes a poncho that helps protect the phone from rain
• Dual-stage locking mechanism
• Easy installation

Cons:

• Not compatible with non-iPhone devices
• Pricey

4. Topeak Phone 6/6S/7/8 with Mount Ride case:

Adjust your phone to any angle to record your ride and play music while riding.

As a biker who can’t complete a ride without recording it, you need the best bike phone mount for both landscape and so portrait viewing. That’s precisely what the Topeak iPhone Mount can help you do.

Playing your favorite music while riding makes the journey exciting, right?

This phone holder for bikes works with or without an earphone jack. So, get your playlist along and so enjoy the ride!

It’s now possible to record the ride from different angles, thanks to the QuickClick system mount for handlebar or stem mounting. So, go ahead and capture the beautiful scenery along the road.

When riding, you want to focus on controlling the bike and navigating different sections of the road safely.

You don’t want to keep worrying about the safety of your phone, which is where the RideCase comes into the picture. so It has a plastic exoskeleton and so a sleek carbon fiber to securely hold your phone on the go.

Pros:

• Integrated flip stand for portrait or landscape viewing
• A plastic exoskeleton and carbon fiber to hold the iPhone securely
• QuickClick system mount for angle adjustability
• Can work with or without an earphone jack
• The full-angle adjustable mount makes it easy to mount or remove the bike phone holder

Cons:

• It’s not waterproof, which can be a problem when riding through the rain.

3. Belkin Fitness Mount compatible with MagSafe for Gym Equipment:

Maintain your iPhone secured with the magnetic attachment

Use the strap attachment to save your system to the gymnasium tools

Rotate the mount 360 degrees for a flexible viewing place

Simply connect to any indoor gymnasium tools

Pros:

• The mount is suitable with MagSafe for gymnasium tools
• The mount is straightforward to connect to any indoor gymnasium tools
• The mount rotates 360 degrees for a flexible viewing place
• The mount is suitable with MagSafe-approved instances as much as 3 mm in thickness

Cons:

• The mount isn’t suitable for Apple Watch

2. Vibrelli Bike Phone Mount:

The Best Road Bike Phone Mount is a universal phone mount that is compatible with any phone device under 3.7 inches wide. so It has a strong, adjustable clamp that can hold large phones in place. With its flexible design, you can rotate and swivel your phone to your preferred viewing angle. You also do not have to worry about taking your phone off the mount to access your full screen, phone buttons, and microphone jack, as they can be accessed while mounted.

This bike phone mount was not designed for skinnier handlebars, however. Your bicycle and so motorcycle handlebars must be between 0.9 and 1.3 inches in diameter. Its clamp has a tendency to break due to extreme vibrations caused by rough terrain, but it can hold itself together when experiencing normal vibrations.

Pros:

• Allows you to access your full screen, buttons, and microphone jack without removing your device from the phone mount
• Can hold large phones
• You can twist and swivel your phone for a better viewing angle

Cons:

• Not designed for skinnier handlebars
• The clamp may break on extremely bumpy roads
• Pieces feel soft to the touch, making them seem weak

1. Delta Cycles X-Mount Handlebar Pro:

It may make you nervous strapping a pricey iPhone to your handlebars using only X-shaped silicone bands attached to a piece of aluminum that’s clamped to your handlebars, but the Delta Cycles X-Mount Handlebar Pro does works. It can be used with all but the bulkiest case.

The nice part about Delta Cycles’ X-Mount Pro mount is that it’s multipurpose. Need to swap your phone for a cycling computer from Wahoo or Garmin? Unbolt the phone mount and so bolt on the included cycling computer mount.

This configuration has its limitations, though. We loved the low profile style for bike commutes or more casual riding but would look for something more robust bumpy gravel or technical singletrack.

• Attachment style: Locks on handlebars
• Case required? No
• Compatibility: Universal (though it may not fit bulkier cases)
• Weight: 50 grams
• Price: $60

Pros:

• Slim profile, lightweight, works with almost any case

Cons:

• Wouldn’t be our choice for mountain biking