Head Unit Only-No Mount Included

• Choose Your Mounting Options Here
  
  • This head unit interfaces with all our Biker Gripper 17mm ball joint mounting systems (17mm)
    

We Also Offer: 

• Gen 2 Biker Gripper Head With Enhanced Vibration Dampening
• Wireless Charging Biker Gripper Head

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The Biker Gripper head unit is injection molded using Dupont Delrin Acetel resin thermoplastic and your electronic device is held securely in place with polyurethane fabric to prevent scratching and four stainless steel springs with an 18 ­pound grip. The Biker Gripper is the most secure device ever developed to mount your cell phone or other devices to your motorcycle.

Note: The Biker Gripper Head will  not effect the iPhone camera action button as it is slightly recessed. Watch This Video

Grip Range:

The grip range of the Biker Gripper head is 1.9” to 4.2”.  The Biker Gripper head fits even the largest of smartphones!

Included:

• Biker Gripper head unit for holding your electronic device (No Mount)

Made in the USA. Lifetime Warranty. 

Vibration Dampening:

The Biker Gripper motorcycle cell phone mount is produced and sold by a company of actual motorcyclists (bikers) and it was designed from the ground up for a motorcycle environment. That's why it has no vibration issues and does not damage smartphone cameras internally. 

The reason the Biker Gripper does not have vibration issues is that the gripper arms on the head move independently to absorb shaking and vibration. And, the rubber pad in the base with our logo on it actually provides grip and isolation from high-frequency vibration. Our logo, however badass it is, is a functional component of the gripper head.  Also, the ball head system on the Biker Gripper has some give, unlike the rigid mounting system of other cell phone holders. 

Suggested Uses:

Smartphones, Small Digital Cameras, GoPro (Action) Cameras, Radar Detectors, Garage Door Openers, GPS Units, Toll Transponders.

Okay, I did some testing. On Safari the issue/error arises. I even cleared my cache and still get the same error as of now. I popped over to Chrome and all is well.  I can continue to test things to get it working on Safari. I did just try again after clearing my cache and it gives the same error.  Ride Safe and Ride Often! Thanks, The Law Abiding Biker Team