how does the device secure on the handlebar (there no illustrations)?
879978
I don't use it. Tried it once and can't justify using it on a 500+ piece of eqy. I'm sure it works. But I rather focus on the road and people in cars then keep looking down to see if my phone is still there.
879979
I use it on a microphone stand. It holds it well. Not sure I would trust it on my motorcycles.
879980
The round bottom portion is a spring. It spreads and clamps on to the handlebar very securely. I bought two and love them. They work on my bicycle and my motorcycle very well.
879981
It is a rigid yet bendable plastic. The base is a ring that is not full closed. About 20% gap which. You use to forcefully clamp around a bar. It is not very sturdy, but works well as long as you have it against something... The dashboard for example
1081130
It comes with a mount that can either be mounted on the handlebars or on the headset. Easily installed and removed. No tools required. No obstruction while riding and easily visible.
1016308
If you're talking about the mounting bracket, that is meant to go on handlebars (maximum 1" diameter). One side works like a hinge, the other side has a screw that clamps it down. The image here GreatShield Clip-Grip Handlebar Bike Mount Holder for iPhones, Samsung Galaxy, LG, BlackBerry, HTC Smartphones, GPS Devices and More does a decent job showing the mount and how it works. If you're asking about the adjustability of the phone holder - it is quite adjustable. It rotates a full 360 degrees and pivots up, down, left, right on a ball joint that can be tightened. If you're talking about the mounting bracket, that is meant to go on handlebars (maximum 1" diameter). One side works like a hinge, the other side has a screw that clamps it down. The image here GreatShield Clip-Grip Handlebar Bike Mount Holder for iPhones, Samsung Galaxy, LG, BlackBerry, HTC Smartphones, GPS Devices and More does a decent job showing the mount and how it works. If you're asking about the adjustability of the phone holder - it is quite adjustable. It rotates a full 360 degrees and pivots up, down, left, right on... » Read More If you're talking about the mounting bracket, that is meant to go on handlebars (maximum 1" diameter). One side works like a hinge, the other side has a screw that clamps it down. The image here GreatShield Clip-Grip Handlebar Bike Mount Holder for iPhones, Samsung Galaxy, LG, BlackBerry, HTC Smartphones, GPS Devices and More does a decent job showing the mount and how it works. If you're asking about the adjustability of the phone holder - it is quite adjustable. It rotates a full 360 degrees and pivots up, down, left, right on a ball joint that can be tightened. « Show Less
1265574
Yes...it connects to the handlebars easily. It has a velcro strap or a rubber one that allows you to put it where you want it.
1480383
I mounted it on the handlebars of my Yamaha roadstar to hold my phone. My speedo broke and I use my old phone with a GPS powered droid speedo program. It works great. Only drawback. Phone is easy to steal if you leave your bike unattended.
1663809
Hmm, what kind of bike and most importantly, handlebar, do you have? I have no problems at all mounting it on mine using one of the provided rubber rings. You should find images or videos about it using google.
2097073
It's actually a useful little gadget to stabalize the bike by holding the handlebar. Unfortunately, the main clamp has a plastic piece that is not strong enough to hold the bike firmly. Until they fix that, I would look elsewhere
628665
I use it mt biking and wrapped a rubber strip around the handlebars to fatten it up a bit. It does not move unless I crash. :)
413262
It has no lock on it. It clips on to your bike's rear rack. But it is quite difficult to remove once on the clips are stiff, and you could run a cable through the handle to prevent theft.
1040753
The one I bought mounted to te handlebar. But it might have came with a dash mount. I don't remember or have the box handy anymore
787611
I don't see any problem with that. You have to cut a little hole in the end of the grip so it can mount inside the handlebar. My advise - Don't leave home without it.
177650
The handlebar mount is one and there is a helment mount also so they are sepert from each other
819835
There's a strap that goes around the handle, that holds it pretty securely.
1782897
My bike has no quick release either, and I haven't had any issues. I'm not pedaling fast, though, so take that into consideration. :)
913597
Use a piece of string long enough to drop to the ground next to your jiffy, loop the string over a handle. Before you leave pull it to you with the string. If it's on the handlebar you shouldn't forget it. Easiest way I know, has worked for me for 45 years.
1263003
I really cannot answer your question. But, it's adjustable to be mounted on a bicycle handlebars so that it fits tight. It went on easily and holds the iPad steady and tight.
613654
Actually it secures firmly and only takes about 10-15 seconds to remove. I never leave mine on when I lock my bike up on trips. The only improvement would be if it included a shoulder strap. I actually added one that I purchased really cheap on eBay. It makes it very easy to use it on a daily basis and not worry about how you are going to carry items around.