Bike phone holder, also mounts on motorbikes, shock absorbing, black
Bike phone holder, also mounts on motorbikes, shock absorbing, black
Earldom bike phone holder – your map stays in view, and it moves to your motorbike or e-scooter without tools.
Spring shock absorption, a 360° rotating phone grip, fits 14–48 mm handlebars and 4.7–6.8 in phones.
No more stopping at every junction to dig your phone out of your pocket: one glance and you know where to turn.
Key benefits
- Screw clamps, not springs: you tighten the phone grip and the handlebar clamp yourself until they hold. Your phone isn't left to a spring.
- Spring shock absorption: softens potholes and cobbles. For mopeds and scooters, Apple itself recommends a vibration-dampening mount.
- Rotates 360° and tilts: upright for the map, sideways for a wider view.
- Moves between bikes without tools: take it off your bicycle and put it on your e-scooter or moped in minutes.
Which bikes and phones does it fit?
- Bicycles and e-bikes: yes. A standard bar (22.2 mm at the grips, 31.8 mm in the centre) fits. For finding your way round a new city or following a route on a day ride.
- E-scooters and mopeds: yes, if the bar is 14–48 mm across. Not sure? Wrap a tape measure round it: the circumference should be no more than 15 cm. For the commute or a run of delivery addresses.
- Motorbikes: fits both 22 mm (7/8 in) and 28.6 mm (1 1/8 in) bars. On high-power motorcycles, though, Apple advises against mounting an iPhone, because sustained vibration can damage the camera, and a shock absorber does not rule that out completely.
- Phones: 4.7–6.8 inches, 55–95 mm wide including the case. An iPhone 15 Pro Max (76.7 mm) or a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (79 mm) fits with its case on.
- Rain: it is an open holder, not a case, so it does not protect your phone. If you ride in the rain a lot, choose a waterproof case mount.
Technical specifications
| Brand and model | Earldom ET-EH286 |
|---|---|
| Type | universal handlebar phone holder |
| Phone size | 4.7–6.8 inches |
| Phone width | 55–95 mm |
| Handlebar diameter | 14–48 mm |
| Phone grip | screw clamp |
| Handlebar mount | screw clamp with rubber lining |
| Rotation | 360°, adjustable tilt |
| Shock absorption | spring |
| Material | ABS plastic and silicone |
| Colour | black |
| Installation | tool-free |
Bike phone holder: frequently asked questions
How do I fit it?
Loosen the handlebar clamp screw, put the clamp on the bar and tighten it until it no longer moves. Then put the phone in the grip and tighten it with the knob. Give it a gentle tug before you set off: if nothing moves, you're ready.
Do I need tools to fit it?
No. Both the handlebar clamp and the phone grip of the Earldom bike phone holder tighten by hand.
Will my phone fit with its case on?
Yes, if it measures between 55 and 95 mm wide with the case. Even the biggest phones fit: the iPhone 15 Pro Max is 76.7 mm and the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 79 mm wide, well under 95 mm with a case.
Will motorbike vibration harm my phone's camera?
Apple says engine vibration can degrade the image stabilisation and autofocus of iPhone cameras. It advises against mounting an iPhone on high-power motorcycles, and recommends a vibration-dampening mount on mopeds and scooters (Apple Support). The Earldom bike phone holder has a spring shock absorber, which softens vibration but does not remove it completely.
Will it slip round the handlebar?
Not if the screw is properly tightened. The rubber lining on the Earldom holder's clamp helps it grip.
Important information
- Only glance at the phone while riding, and adjust it when you are stopped.
- Before every ride, check that the handlebar clamp and the phone grip are tight.
If your handlebar is 14–48 mm across and your phone is no wider than 95 mm with its case, this holder will fit.
