Bike Phone Mount B2, Black
- Open design
- 360° rotation
- For phones 4.7"-7.2"
- Open design
- 360° rotation
- For phones 4.7"-7.2"
Durable and stylish bike phone holder designed for safe and convenient riding. Built with premium materials, the B2 holder offers secure clamping, quick-lock operation, and full 360° rotation for optimal phone viewing while on the road. Its open-frame design doesn’t block the rear camera, so you can use your phone for recording videos.
- Adjustable grip:Securely locks your phone in place
- Open-frame design: doesn’t block the rear camera, so you can use your phone for recording videos
- 360° rotation: Freely adjust the viewing angle to your preference
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Silicone guard: Adds extra grip and protects your phone from scratches
- Premium materials: Durable plastic, metal, and silicone for long-lasting use
- Sleek design: Blends seamlessly with modern bike frames
- Easy installation: Mounts quickly without tools
- Wide compatibility: Suitable for bicycles, motorcycles, scooters, and e-bikes with 20–35 mm handlebars
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Phone compatibility: Designed for smartphones sized 4.7–7.2 inches
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Secure Bike Holder for Easy Phone Viewing and Filming
Adjustable Grip
Easy installation
Full 360° Rotation
Silicone Guard Protection
Wide Compatibility
Silicone
Plastic
For motorcycle
For scooter
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