Phone Mount Slips on Handlebar
#1
Phone Mount Slips on Handlebar
I bought a clamp-on type phone mount for my 23 Breakout. The mount rotates on the bar as the rubber slides on the smooth chrome bar.
I tried wrapping bar with double sided tape. Soon as it gets heated up, the glue turns to liquid and mount slides around.
Anyone have a suggestion of how to use the mount on a chrome bar? Have one on my wife's Spyder but her handlebar is textured and mount does budge.
TIA !!!
I tried wrapping bar with double sided tape. Soon as it gets heated up, the glue turns to liquid and mount slides around.
Anyone have a suggestion of how to use the mount on a chrome bar? Have one on my wife's Spyder but her handlebar is textured and mount does budge.
TIA !!!
#4
It looks like you're asking for suggestions to use your existing mount but getting recommendations for other mounts. I agree with the other posters, however, I'll try to explain why. The mount you have doesn't appear to be the best design. Although I am a mechanical engineer, it doesn't take one to see that the points where the clamping force is exerted are rather close to where the 2 halves of the mount pivot. That means limited mechanical advantage and with the clamping halves being at least partially plastic, it doesn't make for a good grip. With all that being said, I use a Tackform mount and it is rock solid, however, it is a little spendy. I am of the mindset though to "Buy once, cry once".
https://www.tackform.com/products/mo...le-phone-mount
https://www.tackform.com/products/mo...le-phone-mount
#5
#6
It looks like you're asking for suggestions to use your existing mount but getting recommendations for other mounts. I agree with the other posters, however, I'll try to explain why. The mount you have doesn't appear to be the best design. Although I am a mechanical engineer, it doesn't take one to see that the points where the clamping force is exerted are rather close to where the 2 halves of the mount pivot. That means limited mechanical advantage and with the clamping halves being at least partially plastic, it doesn't make for a good grip. With all that being said, I use a Tackform mount and it is rock solid, however, it is a little spendy. I am of the mindset though to "Buy once, cry once".
https://www.tackform.com/products/mo...le-phone-mount
https://www.tackform.com/products/mo...le-phone-mount
I'll be looking into another mount, thanks.
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