Delta Premium Bike Phone Mount Cycle - Bicycle Smartphone Holder Adjusts to Any Handlebar & Fits Any Phone or iPhones - Easily Accessible On The Go - Hands-Free Access

I've been using this mount for about 3 months now. The reason I chose this mount over another one was because my handlebars are oversized in the center where they attach to the stem, but standard sized everywhere the bar tape goes. This means there's a ~2 inch section on either side of the stem that's conically shaped, and that makes it all but impossible to mount anything there. I moved my headlight to a fork crown mount, but later I decided I wanted to mount my phone on my handlebars. This mount, because it actually attaches to to the headset (replaces the headset cap), works well for me. To install the mount, remove your headset cap and replace it with the included cap. Attach the phone mount to the new cap at whatever angle you like. Done. To insert your phone into the mount, you put the top of the phone in first, then push it up against the elastic bands until you can fit the bottom of the phone in. It seems to be a pretty solid design, but I do worry about the elastic bands wearing out eventually. I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 in a small case. It fits well in this mount, but I'd worry about any phone that's much bigger. When the S3 is in this mount, I can access all the ports and controls (entire screen, home button, volume/lock buttons, charging and headphone ports) except for the back and menu buttons below the screen. The mount does shade the ambient light sensor above the screen, so if you want any chance at reading the screen in full sunlight, turn off auto screen brightness and crank it all the way up manually. The phone seems to be held in place very well. The mount does flex some, which seems to be by design. The packaging does say "not for off road use," so I usually remove my phone from the mount when I go over very rough roads or off road. My phone has only fallen out once. That was as I was going over a highway rumble strip at around 15mph. (road bike, 32mm tires) To be fair, I'm not sure I had put the phone back in the mount correctly. This mount has been extremely helpful in navigating unfamiliar areas with google maps. I can see on-screen directions, and I can hear spoken directions unless I'm doing over 25-30mph. Summary: Inexpensive, lightweight, secure phone mount. A good alternative to a handlebar mount. UPDATE May 2015: The Smartphone Caddy is still running just fine. I've been using it for several hours each week on commutes and it's been great. However, I just got a Motorola Droid Turbo, which is larger than my Galaxy S3 even with no case. The Turbo fits in this "regular" size mount just barely, but if I'm not careful it'll open the mount past its limits and I'll have to re-insert the plastic sliders. Now I'm considering buying the larger version of the same mount.

Great phone mount. I love the extra security feature in case the bungy fails. I took a hard fall last week and the case kept my smartphone secure. My bike and case have some battle scars but both are holding up great. It comes with a waterproof bag if you need. And yes the touch screen works through the bag. Overall I would recommend this to anyone. Update: Bike Caddy is still fantastic! I recently upgraded my phone to a Samsung S5. The S5 fits in the caddy without a case on the phone. The width is snug and leaves no room to have a case on it. The other problem is the length -the caddy has to be opened as wide as it can go to get the S5 in it. That makes it awkward and difficult installing and removing the phone from the case. I thought purchasing the larger caddy 7.8x3.5x.5 would be the answer but.... There's more than enough room for the width -a little too much but that's OK. The length is good. The problem is the height. This caddy has a lower profile so the S5 doesn't fit in the Caddy with a case on the phone. If you take the case off the S5, the phone fits but the phone wants to push through the slots on the top and bottom of the case. These caddies are great products, I'm just disappointed it didn't work out. I think if the case was the same height as the smaller one and 3.25" wide it would be a better fit. Update: 9/15/2016 I ordered the Delta HL6002 Smartphone Caddy 2.9"x.625"x5.5" for another bike and I received the Delta Bike Computer Caddy instead. I submitted a return/replace item request with the comment about why the wrong item was sent. Those comments were ignored and I was sent the same Delta Bike Computer Caddy as the replacement. The problem is the warehouse put the sticker label for the Delta HL6002 Smartphone Caddy on the Delta Bike Computer Caddy. The Delta Bike Computer Caddy item number is HL5000 not HL6002.

I've had this for a month. I use it with a Samsung Galaxy III. It works. It does have a few minor problems. I've put a few hundred miles on it, and I really like having the phone on the bars instead of in a pocket. It seems safe and stable. I have dumped a time or two without anything coming loose. I had to use four of the felt shim pads to get the bottom end of the phone up far enough to be able to touch the home button. I do have a case on the phone, which helps shim it up, but also just baaarrrely fits into the caddy. The locking lever underneath, which locks the caddy down on the phone hits the bar. The mount is not quite high enough for the lock lever to clear the bar. I can fiddle with it and barely get it to work, but the mount should be taller, with more space between the bar and the bottom of the phone. I'm thinking about fabricating some sort of extension. The caddy came with two mounts. The other one, that I don't use, replaces the top cover of the head set. The problem with that is that it puts the phone so far back I would have to be looking almost back at my navel to see it, and I don't like taking my eyes that far off the road. So, I used the one that wraps around the bar, which is a little better. It would be better yet if there was an extension that moved it farther forward. The caddy is very light and simple. I'm not worried about the extra weight at all. In summary, I'm satisfied and it's a big improvement over carrying the phone in my pocket, but there's room for improvement.

Very simple and straightforward to install. Seems to hold my phones fairly securely. Easy to fit iphone 4's and 5's while you even keep their cases on. Prior to this model, I had another caddy that I had to take the phones case off every time i rode my bike. The red thingy in the photo is an elastic band and you just pull the top part of the caddy forward to fit the phone in. Simple and easy. I like that. Update!!!!!!!! The red rubber band snapped and broke after about 6 months.

Great product. Easy to install. And does a good job holding my iPhone 6

Thank you. Good product. Works well. No issues. All in working order. Thanks. I don't have anything else to say.

Sehr stabil und gute Qulität

上記の機種だと付け外しの際に慎重にやらないと、上下のパーツが分離します。 逆に小さめのスマホの方用にはサイズ調整用のスポンジシールが 入ってますので、それを４隅等に貼り付けて調整できます。 一応はめてしまえば経年劣化でゴムが切れたとかでも無い限り どうこうなることはなさそうです。 またホルダー部分はねじ止めで簡単な脱着機能は無いのと、 仮に外したとしてもアンカーキャップに突起部分が残るため タイヤ交換等で上下逆さまにしてメンテしようとするとこのホルダーに重さが掛かり 強度的に不安が残りますので、両ハンドル下に雑誌でも積んでかさ上げする等の 一工夫した方が良さそうです。 総評としてはサイズが合うなら、両サイドから挟むタイプよりがっちり固定できる点と ケースタイプより熱がこもらない点ではお薦めできますが、3000円近いお値段する割に 外観がチープなので、もし店頭で実物を見ることが出来る環境であれば そうしてから購入されることをお薦めします。

Prodotto molto valido ma un po' caro. Come alternativa a montaggio sul centro manubrio direttamente sul piantone sterzo, purtroppo non ho trovato altro. Questo è pratico e funziona bene. Occhio all'utilizzo col vostro telefono (verificate le dimensioni). Col mio S4 va benissimo, con altri telefoni più grandi avete pochi margini.