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Quad Lock Bike Mount

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For cyclists looking to securely mount their phone during rides, the Quad Lock bike mount is practical, robust and reliable.

This mounting system is designed to ensure that phones remain securely attached to your bike's handlebars or bike stem, whether used for navigation or fitness tracking (via apps such as Strava).

Featuring a patented dual-stage locking mechanism, it provides a secure connection between the phone and your bike, even in challenging conditions. The system allows for quick attachment and detachment using a quarter-turn action.

Note:

For bike mount, you'll need to purchase the case and the handlebar mount separately. The case is phone specific, so please check what phone or version of phone you have.

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Features of the Quad Lock Bike System

The Quad Lock Bike system includes various accessories designed to accommodate different cycling needs.

The core features of the Quad Lock Bike Mount include:

Secure Locking Mechanism: The dual-stage lock ensures the phone remains in place during rides, providing stability even over uneven terrain.
 
Ease of Use: The mount allows for quick attachment and removal, making it convenient for cyclists to handle their phones without interrupting their ride.

Compatibility with Phone Models: The system supports a wide range of phone models through compatible cases and accessories.

Weather Protection: Optional covers are available to protect phones from rain and moisture, ensuring functionality in different weather conditions.

 

Suitable for Various Types of Cyclists

The Quad Lock Bike Mount is designed for a broad spectrum of cyclists, from recreational riders to more experienced cyclists who need reliable access to their devices.

Its compatibility with different phone models and bikes makes it a versatile solution for both short commutes and long-distance cycling.

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