Mounting a phone on an ADV bike is trickier than it looks. Handguards, brake reservoirs, mirrors, all that gear crowds the handlebars, leaving little room near the center where a display would sit level and easy to read. Some bikes even block center mounting because of how the clamp is built. That pushes riders toward the bar’s downward section, but most mounts only adjust on one axis, so the phone ends up angled wrong for standing or sitting while riding.
Quad Lock built an answer: the new Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable. It adds a third axis of adjustability, letting riders angle the phone properly no matter where on the bar it sits. There’s a full mount for new setups and an adapter piece for anyone who already owns a Quad Lock mount.
Testing it on a Zero motorcycle, the build feels solid, all metal, using a single 3mm Allen bolt for every adjustment point, tool included in the box. Nothing is permanent either, which matters for borrowed or rental bikes. Quad Lock has sponsored this channel for seven years, and this update finally solves the wrong angle problem riders have been complaining about.
My two cents…
So apparently mounting a phone on an ADV bike is basically a geometry final exam. Quad Lock’s Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable fixes that with a third axis, all metal, one bolt, tool included. Tested on a Zero, finally, angle problem solved. Sponsor since forever, still legit.
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