Bike Phone Holder B1 with Anti-Shock & Vibration Reduction, Black
- Quick-release
- Four-point damping
- For phones 4.7"-6.8"
- Quick-release
- Four-point damping
- For phones 4.7"-6.8"
A handlebar phone holder that puts four independent sets of spring dampers between the road and your phone. They absorb impacts in two axes at once, so not every bump is transferred to the phone and its camera. It fits handlebars 17.5 to 30 mm in diameter and tightens by hand without tools.
- Four-point anti-vibration system: four independent spring sets inside the base absorb vertical impacts and horizontal vibration, so less shaking reaches the camera's optical stabilisation.
- One-click lock: one press of the red button secures the phone, another releases it, both one-handed.
- 10 mm silicone padding: micro-dampers at all four corners hold the phone in place and will not scratch its back.
- Tool-free mounting: the screw-on clamp fits 17.5 to 30 mm handlebars, from an electric scooter to a motorcycle.
- Tested mechanism: 10,000 lock cycles and 3,000 phone insertions according to the supplier's internal testing.
Four-point damping in two axes
One-press lock
10 mm silicone at all four corners
Tool-free mounting on 17.5 to 30 mm handlebars
Tested lock mechanism
One holder for a bike, e-bike, scooter and motorcycle
Dimensions and space on the handlebars
PC
Silicone
For motorcycle
For scooter
Specifications
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