I too would like to know this. Their is like a 4 pronged spring phone holder that is supposed to be good with a strap to stop your phone coming out. Seen it on one of ryan f9's youtube videos
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Ram seems to be the standard for motorcycle phone/GPs mounts, but I am interested in these ones with the rubber straps.
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I took the plunge on a RAM mount yesterday. The whole lot is fiercely expensive. £90 all in; luckily I had a £30 voucher which took the sting out somewhat.
These are the three bits I bought (the actual phone mount, a short connecting arm, and the bit which actually bolts to the bike:
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The mounting kit allows you to fit the mounting ball either to the bar via a ‘U’ bolt, or what I opted for which is the ball mounting onto the front brake mount. This option makes it nice and clean looking when you don’t want your phone mounted as you can remove the whole thing bar the ball. It comes with 2 lengths of bolts, in my configuration the shorter one was too short and the longer one too long. I ended up using the longer bolt with a nut in place to space it out. Not ideal, I shall probably Dremel down the bolts to make it look cleaner. However, it’s secure which is the main thing, remember these bolts hold your front brake onto the handlebar!
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The kit does come with that flappy bit or rubber too, I left it off but now I know how it mounts I’ll definitely use it!
I’ve not used the kit on the road yet.
These are the three bits I bought (the actual phone mount, a short connecting arm, and the bit which actually bolts to the bike:
The mounting kit allows you to fit the mounting ball either to the bar via a ‘U’ bolt, or what I opted for which is the ball mounting onto the front brake mount. This option makes it nice and clean looking when you don’t want your phone mounted as you can remove the whole thing bar the ball. It comes with 2 lengths of bolts, in my configuration the shorter one was too short and the longer one too long. I ended up using the longer bolt with a nut in place to space it out. Not ideal, I shall probably Dremel down the bolts to make it look cleaner. However, it’s secure which is the main thing, remember these bolts hold your front brake onto the handlebar!
The kit does come with that flappy bit or rubber too, I left it off but now I know how it mounts I’ll definitely use it!
I’ve not used the kit on the road yet.
Definitely is pricey, but seems to be the most widely used and trusted 
Except for that one video I watched where a vlogger lost his phone going down the main road... but hey.. first and only situation I heard of. Be brave !
Except for that one video I watched where a vlogger lost his phone going down the main road... but hey.. first and only situation I heard of. Be brave !
My take on the phone holder
see the pictures in the attachment
remove the bolt and screw the case to the tank, space enough for a phone and a battery pack, and its waterproof.
not the easiest to look at but I use it for music and calls via a Bluetooth headset, if you turn the satnav on you get voice commands.
best of all only £10 from ebay, I had to find the bolt myself and drill a hole to fit.
cheers
Andy
see the pictures in the attachment
remove the bolt and screw the case to the tank, space enough for a phone and a battery pack, and its waterproof.
not the easiest to look at but I use it for music and calls via a Bluetooth headset, if you turn the satnav on you get voice commands.
best of all only £10 from ebay, I had to find the bolt myself and drill a hole to fit.
cheers
Andy
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