Your phone slides around on the handlebars and runs flat before you reach home.
Keeping your phone visible, charged and protected on a long cycling route is harder than it sounds. Every bump risks knocking the device loose, rain threatens the screen, and a draining battery means losing navigation mid-ride. The RideCharge handlebar phone mount combines a secure casing, weatherproof housing and built-in wireless charging in one compact unit — so you arrive at your destination with your phone still alive and your route still on screen.
Benefits
- No more dead battery on the road: The integrated 5,000 mAh power bank tops up compatible smartphones wirelessly at up to 15 W — so you no longer have to stop and plug in mid-journey.
- No more squinting through rain-spattered screens: The sealed, weatherproof housing keeps your phone dry in wet conditions, and the touch-compatible transparent window means you never have to remove the device to check your navigation.
- No more wobbling or second-guessing the mount: The shock-resistant casing holds phones from 4.5 to 6.8 inches and clamps to handlebars between 22 and 28.5 mm — you can ride on rough terrain without checking whether the phone is still there.
Specifications
- Material: ABS plastic
- Battery capacity: 5,000 mAh
- Wireless charging output: Up to 15 W (device-dependent)
- Weight: 425 g
- Phone compatibility: 4.5 to 6.8 inches
- Handlebar diameter: 22 to 28.5 mm
- Features: Weatherproof housing, shock-resistant design, touch-compatible transparent window
- In the box: 1 x mount, 1 x cushion set, 1 x mounting hardware
How to Use
- Mount: Attach the bracket to your handlebars following the included instructions and tighten securely.
- Insert: Place your smartphone into the casing and close the clasp fully before setting off.
- Ride: Set your navigation before you leave, then leave the phone in the mount throughout your journey.
Pro Tip: Charge the built-in power bank fully overnight before a long ride — output speed varies depending on your phone model, screen brightness and GPS usage, so a full bank gives you the most reliable top-up on extended routes.