Conveniently mount a smartphone to your motorcycle with the Fork Stem Motorcycle Mount with Universal X-Grip for Large Smartphones. The clever design of this mount makes it compatible with almost any cellphone. The X-Grip cradle features dual, spring-loaded, adjustable arms that expand and contract to securely hold your phone with rubber coated tips, in either a vertical or horizontal orientation. Even though it holds your phone securely, the X-Grip has been designed to allow for an easy release of your smartphone when needed.

The mount easily attaches to your bike via the cylindrical bore wall of your motorcycle's fork stem. It works with stems measuring from 0.5 to 1.29". This mount is ready to take on the rigors of rumbling down the road, thanks to its high strength composite construction, powder coated aluminum, and stainless-steel components. But just in case, a device tether is included for an extra level of security to protect your smartphone.

Securely Mount a Phone to Your Fork Stem    Compatible with Most Any Smartphone    Adjustable Spring-Loaded Arms    Rubber Coated Tips    Vertical or Horizontal Phone Orientation    High Strength Composite Material    Powder Coated Aluminum    Stainless-Steel Components

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Rotating is what i'm excited for. But, Would this be able to tilt up and down too?

A: The Premier Mounts RFM B&H #PRRFM will not tilt.

Q: 2. i does this work with Ipad 12.9 3rd gen and above?

A: No, the RAM MOUNTS RAM-A-CAN II Universal Cup Holder Mount with Tab-Tite Universal Clamping Cradle for Large Tablets with Heavy Duty Cases will not be able to support a 12.9" iPad as the largest tablet size it can support is 10".

Q: 3. Does the holder rotate?

A: I am not sure exactly what you are asking, but the X-Grip attaches to the Suction Mount/Arm Assembly using a ball, so the X-Grip can be articulated to any rotation and can be angled within the abilities of the mount before it is locked into position. Once you lock it into position using the knob on the side of the arm, the X-Grip does not really rotate a whole lot, but there is about 15-30* of rotation you can get out of the phone (depends on size of phone you mount) relative to the center section of the X-Grip that allows you to tilt the phone slightly. It is secure though so it pretty much maintains that rotation - but once locked in you can't rotate back and forth from landscape to portrait without loosening the knob on the arm and re-setting the X-grip.

Q: 4. WILL THIS DEVICE HOLD A MOTO DROID Z-FORCE w/MOD ATTACHMENTS?

A: It really depends on the attachment, some mod attachments are a bit thicker or heavier than what the mount can hold.

Q: 5. Can you mount the insta360 flow on this safely?

A: Yes, the Insta360 Flow Smartphone Gimbal Stabilizer (Gray), BH #IN360FLOWSG, can mount to the Insta360 Motorcycle U-Bolt Mount.

Q: 6. Hi there, does this fit a VESA Pattern of 600mm x 400mm ?

A: Yes. The Premier Mounts Universal Rotational Mount for Displays BH #PRRFM • MFR #RFM offers a VESA Mounting-Hole Pattern of : 250 x 200 to 870 x 505 mm

Q: 7. i want to use this to film out my windshield with a galaxy A51..will the x arms block the camera?

A: It should not block them although we could not guarantee it since we have not tested this with your specific phone.

Q: 8. i want to film out the front windshield of my car using this and my galaxy a51 , will the x arms block the cameras?

A: It should not block them although we could not guarantee it since we have not tested this with a Samsung Galaxy A51.

Q: 9. is it compatible with i phone 6 ?

A: Yes it will fit the i6 and larger phones, doesn't pop right out though. You need to open the arms wider to get the phone out.

Q: 10. Opinions on the Nikon 20x120 binocular vs 25x120, and maximum reach potential to observe people? Thx. Jim

A: The main difference between the Nikon Binocular Telescope at 20x120 and the 25x125 is the magnification. From watching boats from a balcony to gazing at the lunar surface, the Nikon 25x125 Binocular Telescope will cover it all.