Quad Lock Brake/Clutch Motorcycle Mount - Black

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The Quad Lock Brake/Clutch Mount is designed for motorcyclists who need a clean, secure, and unobtrusive way to mount their smartphone directly to their bike's handlebars. It is ideal for riders looking for a clutter-free cockpit that maintains full access to existing motorcycle controls. While it offers a rock-solid, vibration-resistant hold, users should note that it requires a compatible Quad Lock phone case or adhesive mount to function, as the phone does not attach directly to the mount without these accessories.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 313-065-3042 |
| Brand | Quad Lock |
It is designed to fit standard brake or clutch perches, but please verify your motorcycle has a compatible bolt pattern for the base plate.
Yes, you must use a Quad Lock compatible phone case or a universal adhesive mount to lock the device into the base.
Yes, it is constructed from materials suitable for outdoor use and exposure to the elements.
Yes, the design is symmetrical and can be installed on either the clutch or brake side of your handlebars.
You typically only need the appropriate Allen key for your bike's specific perch bolts.
Check that the high-tensile fasteners are fully tightened and the serrated flange bolts are properly seated.
Ensure the locking head is free of dirt or grit and that you are using a genuine Quad Lock case or mount.
Loosen the adjustment pivot slightly to allow for smooth rotation, then retighten firmly once the desired position is reached.
Installation involves removing the existing bolts from your bike's handlebar perch and replacing them with the high-tensile fasteners included in the kit. Ensure your motorcycle's perch bolt spacing is compatible with the mounting plate holes. After installation, verify that the mount does not obstruct the operation of your brake or clutch lever. For care, occasionally check that the bolts remain tight, especially after the first few rides, and clean the mounting head periodically with a damp cloth to remove any debris that could interfere with the locking mechanism.