Quad Lock has expanded its Handlebar Mount Pro range with the Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable, a version aimed at motorcycles where tall bars and pronounced fork rake make phone placement difficult. On these layouts, the screen can end up pointing almost skyward even when the mount is installed correctly. The first applications are Tourer and Cruiser motorcycles.

A single-bolt mechanism lets the rider set both the head’s tilt and its rotation. The available movement reaches 80 degrees of tilt and 360 degrees of rotation. According to Quad Lock, preload tension holds the chosen position while it is being set, after which the supplied Allen key secures the adjustment. The mount is intended for bikes with 30–45 degrees of fork rake and 4–12 inches of bar rise.

Materials and fitment

The hardware combines CNC-machined anodised aluminium with black stainless-steel components. Quad Lock’s two-stage locking system is retained, and the mount can be reversed to place the phone lower and closer to the handlebar line. Fitment covers 22mm, 25mm, 28mm, 32mm and 35mm handlebars; weight is 130g. Discreet cable routing is also provided for Quad Lock charging options.

The adjustable mechanism can also be added to an existing installation. Owners of the Handlebar Mount Pro or Large Handlebar Mount Pro can purchase the Adjustable Arm Pro separately. Quad Lock says the arm continues to work with its Vibration Dampener, Anti-Theft Screw Kit and charging accessories. Adventure, Roadster and Sport versions are planned to follow the initial Tourer and Cruiser applications.

The UK price reported for the standard Handlebar Mount Pro is £59.99, while the new Adjustable Arm is listed at £24.99. The practical change is therefore concentrated on screen positioning: riders with high bars can alter the viewing angle while keeping the existing Quad Lock mounting system and its listed accessory compatibility.