Most bike phone mounts rattle loose, crack in the heat, or fling your phone into the dirt the first time you hit a corrugation. The Quad Lock Bike Mount Pro doesn't — a patented dual-stage lock holds your phone rock-solid over bumps and jumps, so the only thing moving on your ride is you.

A mount built to actually hold on

If you've ever watched a cheap phone mount work itself loose on a corrugated road or a rocky descent, you'll get why this one's different. The Quad Lock Bike Mount Pro is built around a patented dual-stage lock — twist it on and it clicks into place properly, not just "sort of attached." Whether you're grinding up red dirt tracks or commuting across town, your phone stays exactly where you put it.

On and off in a twist

No fiddling with straps, no Allen keys, no swearing at a phone case that won't quite click in. Twist to lock it on before you ride, twist to release it when you get where you're going. Glance down at Strava, MapMyRide or Apple Maps mid-ride without breaking stride, then pull your phone straight off when you stop for a photo or a call — no faffing about.

Small footprint, fits almost anywhere

At just 23mm tall and 35mm wide, this is one of the lowest-profile mounts going around. It sits neatly on your stem or handlebar without looking like you've bolted a brick to your bars, and it stays out of the way of your hands, your cables and your bike computer.

Built for the ride, not just the showroom

Out here, gear gets tested by heat, dust and corrugations a lot harder than most cities ever see. A loose phone mount isn't just annoying — on a rough trail it's how phones (and phone screens) get written off. The dual-stage lock is the difference between trusting your mount on a smooth bike path and trusting it on the track out to Cable Beach.

Works with the gear you already use

Compatible with the Quad Lock case and adaptor range, so if you're already in the Quad Lock ecosystem — car mount, running case, wall mount — this slots straight in. [CHECK with Ken: confirm exact phone case/adaptor compatibility list and whether a case is sold separately or required.]

Whether you're navigating the trail or just need your phone visible and secure for the ride to work, the Bike Mount Pro is the kind of small upgrade that saves you a cracked screen down the track.

Key Benefits

• Patented dual-stage lock — holds your phone secure over bumps, jumps and corrugations, not just smooth roads.
• Twist-on, twist-off design — mount and release in a second, no tools, no straps.
• Ultra-low profile (23mm tall, 35mm wide) — sits neatly on stem or bars without getting in the way.
• Glance-and-go navigation — check Strava, MapMyRide or Apple Maps without stopping or fumbling.
• Lightest and strongest mount in its class — less bulk on your bars, more confidence it'll stay put.
• Built for real conditions — handles Broome's heat, dust and red-dirt corrugations, not just bike-path smooth.
• Part of the wider Quad Lock system — pairs with Quad Lock cases and adaptors if you're already using them elsewhere.

FAQ: 

Who is the Quad Lock Bike Mount Pro best for? It's ideal for any rider who wants their phone visible and secure while riding — commuters who need maps and notifications on the ride to work, and trail riders who track rides on Strava or MapMyRide and don't want to risk a loose mount on rough ground.

Will it work for my type of riding — commuting and trails? Yes. The dual-stage lock is built to handle vibration and impact, so it holds firm whether you're stopping at lights in town or hammering over corrugations on a dirt track. It's one mount that covers both.

Will it fit my handlebar or stem? The mount is designed to suit standard handlebars and stems. Compatible with tube diameters from 25-40mm.

Is it worth it over a cheaper phone mount? If you've had a cheap mount loosen, rattle or drop a phone, yes. The patented dual-stage lock is the main difference — it's engineered specifically to stay locked under vibration and impact, which is exactly where budget mounts fail. You're paying for the lock, not just the bracket.