A well-chosen motorcycle phone mount keeps a compatible device securely positioned for navigation while leaving the bike's controls and instruments clear. This collection brings together phone-specific cases, universal holders, handlebar and fork-stem mounts, mirror and clutch mounts, vibration-control parts, charging equipment and the small adaptors needed to complete a mounting system.
Moto Central stocks established systems including Quad Lock, SP Connect and Quiklox, alongside replacement parts and accessories. These are separate ecosystems, so a case, mount or charging head from one range should not be assumed to connect to another. Start with your phone, then choose a compatible mounting point and any power or vibration-control parts.
Build the right phone mounting system
Phone-specific cases
A dedicated case is designed for an exact phone model and usually provides the cleanest connection to its matching mount. Check the full device name and generation, not just the manufacturer or screen size. A case for a similar model may have different dimensions, button positions or camera cut-outs.
Universal holders and adaptors
Universal options are useful when a dedicated case is unavailable or when more than one device may be used. They still have defined size, shape and installation limits. Confirm that the holder can grip your phone securely with its normal case fitted and that buttons and cameras remain unobstructed.
Handlebar, stem, mirror and clutch mounts
The best mounting point depends on the motorcycle. Check clamp or stem dimensions, available space, steering movement, switchgear, cables, screen clearance and visibility of the instruments. Mirror and clutch mounts can help where the bars are crowded, provided the bike offers a compatible fixing point.
Vibration control and charging
A compatible vibration damper is intended to reduce vibration passed from the motorcycle to the phone, but it is not a guarantee against damage. Check the mount maker's instructions and any guidance from your phone manufacturer. Charging heads, cables and power adaptors must match the mounting system and the bike's electrical supply.
Compatibility comes before convenience
Choose every part as a system: phone or adaptor, device interface, mounting base, optional vibration damper and optional charger. Product names such as Quad Lock, SPC+ and Quiklox identify different interfaces. Confirm the exact version shown on each product page, especially when combining an existing case with a new mount or accessory.
How to choose a motorcycle phone mount
First decide where the phone can sit without hiding the speedometer, warning lights, mirrors or road ahead. Turn the bars fully in both directions and allow for suspension movement, control operation and cable routing. Then measure the chosen mounting point and compare it with the dimensions stated for the product.
For a phone-specific system, match the case to the exact handset before selecting the base. For a universal holder, check the permitted device dimensions and whether your everyday phone case changes the fit. If you plan to charge on the move, establish what is supplied in the box and whether the installation needs a switched 12V connection, USB supply or additional adaptor.
Fit and test the complete system while stationary. Fasteners should be tightened only as the manufacturer directs, cables must be kept away from steering, suspension, hot surfaces and moving parts, and the device should not be adjusted while riding. Local rules and the phone manufacturer's instructions still apply.
Why buy motorcycle phone mounts from Moto Central?
With cases, holders, mounting bases, dampers, charging parts and spares in one collection, it is easier to compare a complete setup rather than choosing one component in isolation. The range covers several mounting locations and phone ecosystems, with detailed product pages to help identify what each item fits and what else may be required.
Moto Central's Leicestershire showroom is also available if you would like to see equipment in person or discuss how the separate parts of a system work together before ordering.
Customer questions
Will any phone case fit any motorcycle mount?
No. Dedicated cases and mount heads use brand-specific, and sometimes generation-specific, interfaces. Match the case or universal adaptor to the same system and version as the mount.
Is a universal holder suitable for every phone?
No. Universal holders have stated device dimensions and fitting limits. Check the phone with its normal case fitted, along with the position of its buttons and camera lenses.
Do I need a vibration damper?
That depends on the phone, motorcycle and mounting system. Where a compatible damper is offered, read both the mount maker's fitting advice and the phone manufacturer's guidance about prolonged vibration exposure.
Does a mount include charging?
Not necessarily. Many mounting bases do not include a charging head, power cable or bike adaptor. Check the product contents and compatibility before adding charging parts.
