Commuters
Keep turn-by-turn directions in view on unfamiliar routes without stopping to check your pocket.
How to choose a bike phone mount
A good bike phone mount keeps your map in view and your phone secure, so you can keep your eyes up and hands on the bars. We'll help you match a mount to your phone, your bike and your rides.
Which mount suits your ride?
Phone mount options from our range, plus two handy extras.
SCREW-ON HOLD
Metal handlebar options for a steady, secure grip.
What to prioritise
Daily rides
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WEATHER CASES
Water-resistant case options that rotate with you.
What to prioritise
Showery days
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LOCKABLE MOUNTS
Clamp options that lock your phone in place.
What to prioritise
Extra hold
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QUARTER-TURN
Adapters for Garmin and Wahoo-style quarter-turn mounts.
What to prioritise
Out-front set-ups
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SCREEN-FREE
Simple wireless cycle computers for speed and distance.
What to prioritise
Save battery
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NIGHT RIDES
Front and rear lights for riding after dark.
What to prioritise
Be seen
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Shop the RangeWhat to look for in a phone mount
Fits your phone
Check the phone sizes a mount takes, and whether it works with your phone in its case. Clamp mounts adjust to most phones, while case mounts have a set size limit.
A secure hold
Bumps, kerbs and gravel all test a mount. Screw-on and lockable clamps hold firm on rougher rides, and a quick shake before you set off tells you a lot.
Weather protection
An open clamp leaves your phone exposed to showers. A water-resistant case adds a layer of protection while keeping the screen usable.
Where it sits
Most mounts clamp to the handlebar, close to the stem, so the screen is easy to glance at. If you already run a Garmin or Wahoo-style out-front mount, a quarter-turn adapter lets your phone share it.
Who it's for
Weekend explorers
Follow a planned route on rides out of town, and track your ride as you go.
Delivery and city riders
A secure mount keeps your phone handy for maps and messages when you're stopped.
Mount options at a glance
| Option | Best for | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Screw-on metal mount | Daily rides and commutes | Takes a few minutes to fit, then stays put. |
| Water-resistant case mount | Showery days | Check your phone's size against the case. |
| Lockable clamp mount | Riders wanting extra hold | Locks the phone into the clamp. |
| Quarter-turn adapter | Garmin or Wahoo-style mounts | Needs a compatible mount on your bike. |
| Wireless cycle computer | Speed and distance at a glance | Saves your phone's battery for the ride home. |
| Front and rear lights | Rides after dark | Keeps you visible when your screen can't. |
Get the most from your mount
- Check the clamp is tight before each ride, as screws can loosen over time.
- Set your route before you roll so you aren't tapping the screen while moving.
- Wipe grit from clamps and case seals after wet or dusty rides.
- Carry a small power bank on long rides, since maps use plenty of battery.
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Frequently asked questions
Is it legal to use a phone mount on my bike in Australia?
Rules on phone use while riding differ between states and territories. In general, a phone secured in a mount for navigation is treated differently from holding it in your hand, but touching the screen while moving may still be restricted. Check your state's road rules, and set up your route before you start.
Will a bike phone mount fit my phone?
Most clamp-style mounts adjust to a wide range of phones, and many work with a slim case left on. Case-style mounts have a maximum phone size, so compare it with your phone before you buy. If your phone has a bulky case, a clamp mount is usually the easier fit.
Can vibration from riding damage my phone?
Some phone makers advise care with mounts on vehicles that vibrate heavily, as strong, constant vibration can affect camera parts. Bikes are usually gentler, but on rough trails it's worth checking your phone maker's guidance. A firmly fitted mount that doesn't rattle helps too.
Should I use a phone mount or a cycle computer?
A phone mount gives you full maps and apps on a screen you already own. A simple wireless cycle computer shows speed, distance and time without draining your phone, which is handy on long rides. Plenty of riders use both, with the phone for navigation and the computer for ride data.
Can I ride in the rain with my phone mounted?
An open clamp leaves your phone exposed, so check your phone's own water resistance before riding in showers. A water-resistant case mount adds a layer of protection. In heavy rain, it's safest to pop your phone away and check directions when you stop.
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Keep your route in view
The right mount makes every ride easier to plan and more relaxing to follow. Explore our cycling range for everything else you need.
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