Quad LockOut Front Bike Phone Mount for iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel and Universal Adapters

Makes my son’s bike riding in NYC so much easier and safer!!

At the time I had a large phone and the out front thing looked like my bike was more phone than bike. Instead, I got the mount that goes on the stem. Which is basically the same kind of mount with the same functionality, but on the stem my phone didn't stick out like a sore thumb. IN any event, I used it for about 3 years and fell in love with it. It is an ingenious device. Great to carry a phone securely, wonderful for using the GPS on your phone, very secure. I can recommend quad lock. It's a little pricey, but it's worth it. A few weeks ago I fell over on the bike and the stem mount broke. Now I use a Garmin which comes with its own mount so I don't need quad core anymore. But if you're sitting on the fence, I say don't hesitate to try it out.

Easy to mount and dismount phone. Sturdy and no worries about phone falling off.

Holds the phone securely and at a good angle (adjustable) to allow me to see the navigation directions during the bike ride.

Works great! Very useful on bike rides

Sadly, I didn't receive this package, but I can review the product because I bought this one as a replacement for one that broke, and I'm a little bit bored. Why did it break? Because I tried to move it, but more on that later. Why did I want to replace a thing that broke? It's sort of like Apple products, once you get one you're sort of committed because they all work better together.First, the quad lock system is pretty great, but it's expensive. It's especially expensive if you have a mount for your car and 4 bicycles, plus the little metal insert for keeping your phone from falling over when it's on a table. The metal insert is very average because it stops holding up the phone eventually, but that's a different review altogether. Overall, though, I'm not complaining about the price because the system works so well. Generally.Where Quad Lock fails on the bicycle mounts is in the hardware. It's very difficult to get the mount tight enough so that it doesn't rotate magically as you're riding. In order to get it tight, you have to screw it in tightly, but it doesn't take much tightening to bore all the way through the actual mounting mechanism. If you do that, then the product is broken and useless. It's light so it won't even work as a paper weight. It's just trash. So then you have to go to the hardware store. You could ride your bike there if you knew where it was, but since you can't mount your phone yet you can't safely use the GPS. But once you get to the hardware store, it's pretty easy to find better hardware that won't shred the expensive product you just bought.Once you finally get the mount secured, you can enjoy it forever, with one caveat. You may never remove the mount from your bicycle because all your screws are stripped because you had to tighten them so much that they strip and you can't get the screw out. Then you might try to drill it out or use one of those broken screw removal kits, which never work but that's another separate review. At the end of it all though, the whole mount is trashed and you end up like me, replacing a broken piece.I will say that I've had good luck contacting Quad Lock directly. I'm not sure if they're only helpful if you buy directly from them or not. I found them on Facebook and asked a question and before I knew it they had sent me a replacement sticky for my vehicle mount. Correction, they sent me 2 stickies. It would be helpful if they sold just the part that broke, but unlike Apple selling replacement cords at the Apple store, Quad Lock doesn't have as massive a global footprint.In the end, this is an excellent product if you've got the money, you're willing to put a minimal amount of effort into it, and you want to leave it affixed in the same place without moving it around ever.

This will probably work great for most smaller phones, or if your quadlock mount is centered on the back of your phone.For me, not so much. I think it's because 1.) I have a bigger phone, iPhone 11, and 2.) My stick-on mount is toward the bottom of the phone. The standard spot is in the back center.The attaching and detaching worked great. I like the location of it on my bike. I think most people would be happy with this.In my case, I already had the "handlebar/stem mount" for one of my bikes, but I wanted this fancier out-front mount for my road bike. I've never had problems with my stem mount. I think it's because it has a different attach/detach mechanism.With this Out Front Bike Mount, my phone popped off FOUR TIMES. Right onto the asphalt. Thankfully, my Otterbox case worked like a charm. But no matter how much I tightened the hex bolt, my phone kept popping off. I found myself biking more cautiously avoiding bumps, always worried my phone could pop off.I've returned this and have bought a second stem mount. It's more secure, especially given my unconventional phone back-mount decision.

Recently purchased this for my mountain bike. I have a different style on my motorcycle so i figure why not get one for the bike. Hold the phone well and came with spaces to ensure a snug grip on the bars. highly recommend for those looking for a phone mount especially if you already have a quad lock case or mount on your phone.