I used one of those elastic ones that stretched over it. It is god to note however that it’s also horrible for your phone to endure that amount of shaking while riding as it can mess up your camera lenses. If you’re like me and don’t care then carry on haha.
I’ve been looking into another who has some sort of vacuum base that mounts to the head cap as a replacement as the elastic one isn’t very good sadly. You will need to use their phone case though
Wait for the incoming barrage of no phone mounts just buy a f***king computer and get the proprietary handlebar mount for them by canyon 🤚…speaking from experience 👀🤐
Ok-Photograph-3791 on
I have a grail and tried to setup my phone using the integrated mount and sticking a gaming quarter turn mount in my phone but it just turned out to be ridiculous so a bike computer proved to be the best . Not only that, I can use my phone separately if I need to snap a quick photo or make a call, etc . Phone on your bars sounds good, but in practice I didn’t care for it. The Grail is a race bike, meant to be ridden fast, not necessarily user friendly for a phone
Warbird1775 on
I’ve got a quadlock top mount on mine but I don’t love it. I rock quadlock on all my bikes and really wish they’d come out with something for the integrated bars.
Quadlock has tons of options. I have one with integrated charger on my Grail:On but I hardly ever use the charging function so you might.
The only thing is that you have to use a Quadlock case. Which for me is fine, it’s a great case, already saved it from a drop on asphalt… during a bike ride (not my main bike so I had the phone in my pocket and it fell).
Firefighter_RN on
The vibration from bikes and motorcycles damages cameras in smartphones. This has been more and more prominently noted the last few years and is specific to a hard attachment to the the bike (as opposed to a bag or pocket).
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I used one of those elastic ones that stretched over it. It is god to note however that it’s also horrible for your phone to endure that amount of shaking while riding as it can mess up your camera lenses. If you’re like me and don’t care then carry on haha.
I’ve been looking into another who has some sort of vacuum base that mounts to the head cap as a replacement as the elastic one isn’t very good sadly. You will need to use their phone case though
https://www.fidlock.us/products/vacuum-ahead-cap-base-for-smartphone
If I remember the other one I’ll post it later.
EDIT: more links
https://www.peakdesign.com/products/universal-bar-mount?direction=next&cursor=eyJsYXN0X2lkIjo3MzQ4NDg0NjM2NzQ5LCJsYXN0X3ZhbHVlIjozMH0%3D
https://www.quadlockcase.com/collections/shop-cycle
Wait for the incoming barrage of no phone mounts just buy a f***king computer and get the proprietary handlebar mount for them by canyon 🤚…speaking from experience 👀🤐
I have a grail and tried to setup my phone using the integrated mount and sticking a gaming quarter turn mount in my phone but it just turned out to be ridiculous so a bike computer proved to be the best . Not only that, I can use my phone separately if I need to snap a quick photo or make a call, etc . Phone on your bars sounds good, but in practice I didn’t care for it. The Grail is a race bike, meant to be ridden fast, not necessarily user friendly for a phone
I’ve got a quadlock top mount on mine but I don’t love it. I rock quadlock on all my bikes and really wish they’d come out with something for the integrated bars.
I modified one of [these](https://www.etsy.com/listing/1520333522/garmin-or-wahoo-gps-mount-compatible?click_key=87fdffe417d1835657b0beb796d74d809421b1a0%3A1520333522&click_sum=15b1a385&ref=related-1) to fit my Endurace it works better than just using the o-ring garmin stem mount it is more stable and low profile than other solutions I have used in the past.
Bone Bike Tie Pro 4 Bike Phone Mount From Amazon
Quadlock has tons of options. I have one with integrated charger on my Grail:On but I hardly ever use the charging function so you might.
The only thing is that you have to use a Quadlock case. Which for me is fine, it’s a great case, already saved it from a drop on asphalt… during a bike ride (not my main bike so I had the phone in my pocket and it fell).
The vibration from bikes and motorcycles damages cameras in smartphones. This has been more and more prominently noted the last few years and is specific to a hard attachment to the the bike (as opposed to a bag or pocket).
https://www.mbr.co.uk/news/mountain-biking-with-iphone-411088