7 Stylish Phone Mounts/Holders For Motorcycles

When you want to keep your phone handy while riding your motorcycle in Metro Manila or any other cities in the country, you're going to need a motorbike phone mount/holder. Fortunately here in the Philippines, while there are rules that prohibit riders from using a handsfree device, there is nothing prohibiting them from using phone mount/holders while riding. Well, that is for as long as the mounting is securely fixed to the motorbike and doesn’t obscure your view of the road or your motorcycle instruments.

But please take note! Even though it is not illegal to have a cradle for your smartphone, I still strongly recommend that you pull over and park your bike before you make or answer a call.

To help set you on the right path I have here a list of motorbike phone mounts for you to consider.

Aluminum Motorcycle Phone Holder Mount

Handlebar Bracket

Available in 5 colors

₱223.00

~~₱892.00~~ (-75%)

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Changda Motorcycle Charger Cell Phone Mount Holder

Clamp with USB Charger

₱289.10

~~₱531.00~~ (-46%)

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GUB Aluminum Alloy Motorcycle Phone Holder Motorcycle

Handlebar Mount

Available in 3 colors

₱315.70

~~₱987.00~~ (-68%)

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Motorcycle Universal Aluminum Phone Holder

With USB Charger Moto Handlebar Bracket

₱400.00

~~₱900.00~~ (-56%)

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Motorcycle Phone Clamp Handle Bar Roll Holder

Ultimate Slip Resistant

With Elastic Supporting Rubber

₱195.00

~~₱299.00~~ (-35%)

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Eentem Adjustable Motorcycle Handlebar Phone Mount

With USB Charging, Aluminum Alloy

₱357.70

~~₱828.00~~ (-57%)

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Kewiq QC3.0 Aluminum Alloy Motorcycle Phone Holder

With USB Charger 360 Degree Rotate

₱609.00

~~₱1,779.00~~ (-66%)

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