Was looking for a solidly built, simple to use, dependable mount that would allow me to use my choice of phone case (the one I already have specifically). That’s when I found the “Biker Gripper”. I am completely satisfied with my purchase. The “Biker Gripper” works great and is super simple to use. Thanks LAB!
I purchased the Gripper Cell Phone Handlebar Mount for my Kawasaki Z900RS. The Gripper kit allows a flexible fitment, which works great on my tapered bars. The Gripper holds my phone securely in different positions, no worry there; and without the phone it's not an ugly eyesore. I'm very happy with my purchase.
I've seen MANY reviews with pros and cons of various motorcycle phone mounts, and I've tried several on my bike. I only wish I hadn't waited so long to get this one! Solid, stable, and super simple to install. Assuming I ever need another one, I'll order the exact same mount again.
This is a great product I’ve been using it for almost a month now and it holds the phone securely and I don’t have to worry about it falling out.
Nice quality item. Also, like that there is no proprietary mounting system like the competitor's (don't have to worry about having to buy a new mount if I buy a new phone). Easy to mount and unmount the phone, and there is plenty of "pinching pressure" on the phone to avoid losing it (not even close to having an issue so far).
CONS: I don't like the plastic round "clips" used for mounting, depending upon the size of your bars. I find the phone position begins to slip down from the angle I set it at, which results in having to reposition on the fly (which takes just a second). It doesn't go beyond "horizontal" or face downward, but still, it is an annoyance. I was tempted to give it a 3 star rating for this reason, but the overall quality, price point, and no need to sort through an array of options, jacking up the price (like Quad Lock), led me to go with 4 starts. If the mount did not slowly slip due to the plastic clip, I would have given it 5 stars! BTW, I bought the universal mount vs perch mount for my Harley LRST. The perch mount would likely not have this issue, but I liked the flexibility of mounting options along the handle bar with the universal mount.
Was looking for a solidly built, simple to use, dependable mount that would allow me to use my choice of phone case (the one I already have specifically). That’s when I found the “Biker Gripper”. I am completely satisfied with my purchase. The “Biker Gripper” works great and is super simple to use. Thanks LAB!
I purchased the Gripper Cell Phone Handlebar Mount for my Kawasaki Z900RS. The Gripper kit allows a flexible fitment, which works great on my tapered bars. The Gripper holds my phone securely in different positions, no worry there; and without the phone it's not an ugly eyesore. I'm very happy with my purchase.
I've seen MANY reviews with pros and cons of various motorcycle phone mounts, and I've tried several on my bike. I only wish I hadn't waited so long to get this one! Solid, stable, and super simple to install. Assuming I ever need another one, I'll order the exact same mount again.
This is a great product I’ve been using it for almost a month now and it holds the phone securely and I don’t have to worry about it falling out.
Nice quality item. Also, like that there is no proprietary mounting system like the competitor's (don't have to worry about having to buy a new mount if I buy a new phone). Easy to mount and unmount the phone, and there is plenty of "pinching pressure" on the phone to avoid losing it (not even close to having an issue so far).
CONS: I don't like the plastic round "clips" used for mounting, depending upon the size of your bars. I find the phone position begins to slip down from the angle I set it at, which results in having to reposition on the fly (which takes just a second). It doesn't go beyond "horizontal" or face downward, but still, it is an annoyance. I was tempted to give it a 3 star rating for this reason, but the overall quality, price point, and no need to sort through an array of options, jacking up the price (like Quad Lock), led me to go with 4 starts. If the mount did not slowly slip due to the plastic clip, I would have given it 5 stars! BTW, I bought the universal mount vs perch mount for my Harley LRST. The perch mount would likely not have this issue, but I liked the flexibility of mounting options along the handle bar with the universal mount.
