Take your phone on a ride with the best bike phone mounts
The ROCK BROS Bike Phone Mount is made from composite carbon leather and offers you a ton of storage space to hold your things as you ride. The phone mount itself is compatible with devices measuring up to 6.5 inches, making it great for various kinds of Androids and iPhones. It has a feature-packed, user-friendly design that includes reflective tape on the sides of the bag, two soft rubber zippers, and concealed earphone holes for tangle-free headphone listening.
Manufacturers typically design phone mounts from silicone, metal, or hard rubber for increased durability. You should consider how you ride and select a suitable bike phone mount that’s made from a durable material.Some bike phone mounts are flexible and able to rotate in any direction, letting you adjust them to suit your requirements. This is not a mandatory factor to consider, though, and features mostly in high-end models.
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