A motorcycle phone fixing bracket made from durable 7075 aviation aluminum, designed to securely mount your smartphone while riding. This universal bracket accommodates phones sized 60mm to 100mm and features a reliable four-pointed eagle claw grip with spiral lock mechanism for stability on any terrain.
- Material: 7075 aviation aluminum construction for lightweight strength and corrosion resistance
- Mounting System: Four-pointed eagle claw with spiral fixing method ensures firm phone retention
- Compatibility: Universal fit for phones with 60mm to 100mm width
- Color Options: Available in black, silver, red, and blue finishes
- Power Support: 12V-24V universal input with 2.5A output current for charging capability
Whether commuting or touring, this motorcycle phone bracket provides hands-free access to navigation and communication. The anti-vibration claw design protects your device from road shock while the aluminum construction withstands weather exposure. Includes one aluminum bracket per package.
Description
A motorcycle phone fixing bracket made from durable 7075 aviation aluminum, designed to securely mount your smartphone while riding. This universal bracket accommodates phones sized 60mm to 100mm and features a reliable four-pointed eagle claw grip with spiral lock mechanism for stability on any terrain.
- Material: 7075 aviation aluminum construction for lightweight strength and corrosion resistance
- Mounting System: Four-pointed eagle claw with spiral fixing method ensures firm phone retention
- Compatibility: Universal fit for phones with 60mm to 100mm width
- Color Options: Available in black, silver, red, and blue finishes
- Power Support: 12V-24V universal input with 2.5A output current for charging capability
Whether commuting or touring, this motorcycle phone bracket provides hands-free access to navigation and communication. The anti-vibration claw design protects your device from road shock while the aluminum construction withstands weather exposure. Includes one aluminum bracket per package.







