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SP CONNECT Universal Device Mount 53342 for Bicycle Handlebar Attachment
SP CONNECT Universal Device Mount 53342 for Bicycle Handlebar Attachment
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The SP CONNECT Universal Device Mount (Part Number 53342) offers a versatile solution for securing your smartphone to your bicycle. Designed for easy, tool-free installation on handlebars or stems, this mount accommodates diameters ranging from 0.9 inches to 1.65 inches, making it suitable for a wide variety of bike setups. The adjustable arm allows you to set the optimal viewing angle in either portrait or landscape orientation, enhancing your riding experience and safety. Constructed with high-quality materials, the mount ensures durability and a secure fit during your rides.
This mount includes a flat diameter adapter, a round diameter adapter, and a head SPC+ mechanism, providing flexible options for different device sizes and shapes. The lightweight design, weighing approximately 3.2 ounces, does not add significant weight to your bike, allowing for a seamless integration with your existing setup. Whether you're navigating city streets, mountain trails, or long-distance routes, the SP CONNECT device mount ensures your phone remains accessible and protected throughout your journey.
The sturdy construction and easy installation make it an ideal choice for cyclists who need reliable device security without sacrificing convenience. Its universal design ensures compatibility with most smartphones, providing a secure hold and quick access to your device. Trust the SP CONNECT brand for quality, innovative bike accessories that enhance your riding experience.
Features:
- Tool-free attachment allows quick installation and removal without tools
- Adjustable arm for optimal viewing angle in portrait or landscape format
- Fits handlebar diameters from 0.9 inches to 1.65 inches (22mm to 42mm)
- Includes flat and round diameter adapters for versatile device compatibility
- Lightweight design weighing approximately 3.2 ounces ensures minimal impact on bike handling
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