Easier then you think to pick out a Phone Mount

[Tracey@Leader]

With all the different models of phones out there – not to mention the hundreds of cases and covers people put them in – it can be difficult to know the best way to mount your phone on your motorcycle. https://www.leadermotorcycle.com/blogs/news/which-phone-mount-is-right-for-you

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(https://www.leadermotorcycle.com/blogs/news/which-phone-mount-is-right-for-you)

https://youtu.be/eWo1ZfPdDvk

[Tazzel]

Yeah its hard to know what to do with so many choices. I got fed up with all the products so I just added high-end Velcro on the flat part of the F3 at the center of the handlebar where it mounts to the Spyder and is nice and flat. Put the other side of the Velcro on my phone case and "voila" it is a very tight connection. Easy to grab the phone off when dismounting the Spyder and easy to slap back on. Also works well with my Garmin because the Garmin is only 2.5 pounds. The Velcro holds it tight.

[garb55]

Yeah its hard to know what to do with so many choices. I got fed up with all the products so I just added high-end Velcro on the flat part of the F3 at the center of the handlebar where it mounts to the Spyder and is nice and flat. Put the other side of the Velcro on my phone case and "voila" it is a very tight connection. Easy to grab the phone off when dismounting the Spyder and easy to slap back on. Also works well with my Garmin because the Garmin is only 2.5 pounds. The Velcro holds it tight.

2.5 pound Garmin ? :yikes::roflblack:

[kmdowney167]

I'm thinking he's talking about a Garmin GPS.


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[kmdowney167]

My cousin has an X-Grip mount on hers and is really nice. Comes with a longer handlebar bolt and mounts right in the center of the bars.


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