Tackform Black Motorcycle Perch/Brake/Clutch Reservoir Phone Mount - 20MAXX Spring Cradle | 3.5” Long Reach Arm | Billet Aluminum | Compatible with Harley-Davidson, Gold Wing, Honda, More

I wanted to try the phone mount couple of days before I wrote my review. I've had several generic handlebar mounts over the years. This one bolts to your brake or clutch bracket which makes it easy to see and out of the way of your gauges. It's a rigid Mount and fully adjustable so it will work for everyone. The nice thing is you can change it from from portrait to landscape in a matter of seconds. The wing nuts are large enough that you can get them tight without any tools. It leaves your phone screen wide open to see for music, navigation or even using the phone for a call. I don't use the optional rubber sling because the spring loaded support is strong enough without it. It's about time somebody made one specifically for Harleys that didn't clamp to the handlebars and get in the way. I have two bikes so I purchased two, one directly from the vendors website and one from Amazon. My newest bike, a CVO Limited is all chromed out so if they make a chrome version in the future I might upgrade but for this is a perfect fit. It really is a one-hand operation. Money well spent and includes all the hardware to install in minutes.

Hands down the best phone holder I have tried on my 2023 Ultra Limited. Absolutely worth the money over the cheaper plastic ones, trust me. Great adjustability and has anti theft knobs to help prevent someone from doing a quick snatch and grab. Holds it position without fail and the phone has never moved an inch. I really don't have any negatives with this one.

Exceedingly well made product. It’s made of high quality steel and an excellent spring load for securing the phone. I highly recommend these guys for any bike your got.

Very nice, product is sturdy and seems handle well while riding

I installed this on a 2012 Goldwing. The mount is super sturdy and very well made. It has unlimited positions and doesn’t block any buttons on my iPhone X. It’s awesome! Bad news is that there was absolutely no way it was going to fit my Goldwing. Photo #1 shows the handlebar with clutch removed. See the little angle piece at the bottom. Yep, nothing square is getting past that. LOL. The mount is made of aluminum and I used a 10” sander to make an angle on the bottom of the mount that matched the angle on clutch bracket. (You will need gloves and it will take a few sessions because it gets HOT fast!). See photos #2 and #3. I got it all lined up and it fit pretty well. All the screws that came with it went in the garbage. On the Goldwing, you will need 2 of the M6x30mm screws. They were about $1.30 for a package of 2 at Home Depot. You can also throw away the little plastic spacers, but use the lock washers that come with the mount. Once installed, I was super impressed with the mount itself. Very sturdy! And it looks like it is part of the motorcycle and not an add-on. You can even use the video function on the phone if you need to while riding. Highly recommended, but if you aren’t handy, you are going to need to know someone who is for the install! 🙂 Update. I just finished a ride from central Texas to the east coast, up to Maine, west to Ohio and back down to Texas. Over 4700 miles. I used the phone mount every day and never had a single issue. 🙂

the metal construction is a plus. also installs with ease and the cradle seems to grip the phone really well. i haven’t used the rubber safety strap supplied with it yet but i may just for peace of mind although doesn’t seem needed. this is the best option if have a HD ultra with stock bars. i returned the first mount i tried with clamps that go around bars and there just isn’t any room for it with cables and hydraulic lines in way. plus the batwing is close to the grips. use throttle/clutch mount, comes with everything you need for quick easy install

It's amazing! Looks great on my bike.

Real easy to put my phone in. I've ridden a couple thousand miles with it and had only one problem. The phone slipped down in the mount and pressed the side buttons in activating an emergency 911 call. I pulled up to s stop sign and saw my bio on the screen with age and blood type. I took it out to get back to the gps and we rode on. A few minutes late my wife called to see if I was okay, and emergency vehicles were coming down the highway. I think they were looking for me. Now I am careful to place my phone a little higher in the mount. I would buy this again.