A device offering a method to affix a cellular telephone to a motorcycle utilizing magnetic force. These systems typically involve a magnet attached to the phone (either directly or via a case) and a corresponding mount secured to the motorcycle’s handlebars or other suitable location. The magnetic attraction between the two components holds the phone in place, allowing riders to view navigation or other information while operating the vehicle.
The appeal of these phone attachment methods lies in their ease of use and quick attachment/detachment capabilities. Historically, securing a phone on a motorcycle required more cumbersome, mechanically fastened systems. The advent of strong rare-earth magnets has made these magnetic solutions viable. The primary advantages are simplified operation, reduced vibration compared to some traditional mounts, and the ability to quickly remove the phone when needed.
