A device specifically designed to securely hold a cellular telephone on a Harley-Davidson Road Glide motorcycle is the subject of this analysis. These devices vary in construction, attachment method, and functionality, but share the common purpose of providing a stable and accessible platform for a phone while riding. Examples range from simple clamp-style holders to sophisticated, integrated systems with charging capabilities.
The increasing reliance on smartphones for navigation, communication, and entertainment has amplified the demand for these mounting solutions. Riders benefit from hands-free access to GPS directions, music streaming, and incoming call notifications. The availability of a dedicated holding apparatus enhances safety by minimizing distractions and maintaining rider focus on the road. Early iterations were often generic and lacked the durability required for motorcycle use, leading to the development of purpose-built, vibration-resistant models.
