【DAYTONA】Smartphone Holder For Motorcycle Review

It worked on my iPhone 15Pro.

[How is it used?
I was considering a Smartphone Holder to view Navigation on my BMW R100 Twin suspension.

Was the one you received as per Image?
It is easy to install and use, with One-touch to fix and remove the phone. It is intuitive and could be used without Stress.

Was the installation difficult?
Wiring around the Handlebar may be Large strange. The only thing to do is to wrap the included rubber parts around the handlebar, and then hook and fix it with a bracket.
I used DoctorRubber's Handlebar Grip Rubber as an anti-vibration measure. We recommend it as well!
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How was your experience with it?
It is easy to install and use, with One-touch to fix and remove the phone. It is intuitive and could be used without Stress.
To remove the phone, pull the red lever in front of the reverse side toward you.:Pair (for Left and Right) The claws of the "I" release.

[Included Parts:were they on?
All Included Parts:required for installation are provided. View detail

Match for American motorcycle!

Installed on Shovel 1977.
I thought that Smartphone Holder on American motorcycle is not basic MATCH,
We chose this product because we felt it was absolutely necessary when touring.
Since the Clamp portion is Silver, we feel that it is a good visual match with the Handlebar.
Overall texture is good.
However, since the holder part is plastic, I think it might break off due to UV rays and age-related deterioration if the motorcycle is parked in the blue sky.
A Hexagonal Wrench is also included for installation without tools.
It also has a Band to prevent falling.
I think the question now is how long it will last with Shovel's Engine heartbeat. View detail

There are many different types now.

Compared to 10 years ago, there are now many more tools available from various companies to mount a Smartphone on a car body in various forms. With the ever-evolving and ever-evolving convenience, it is stressful to think about which one is best suited for you.

In my case, I have limited opportunities to mount my Smartphone on my motorcycle to view maps etc., so I can detach it when necessary without the need for tools, and if the holding power of the Smartphone itself is at about the 75th level, I am OK with it. I don't feel the need to install a RubberDamper or something else for vibration resistance.

This product from DAYTONA is an OEM of Miknowla, a long-established manufacturer of for Motorcycle smartphone mounts, and at one time it was such a standard product that there was no need to choose any other smartphone mount.
I still feel that this ease of installation and low price still works well in the field. I usually use it as if I threw it under the Seat and take it out and install it when I need it. View detail

This is enough for older smartphones.

My phone is an SE2, so this is good enough for me.
The only reason modern cell phones break due to vibration is because of the image stabilization.
If you don't have such a Camera function, it's a problem.
Damper is also not needed. I've already been using it for over 6 years.
The working part is hard and the SIDE stopper is hard.
It takes some effort to open, but once adjusted
If you do, the phone can be installed from the top.
The durability is tremendous because you can just slide it off and put it away.
Cheap Smartphone Holders break really quickly.
Without image stabilization, it is really a Recommendation.
Damper can be attached externally.
However, it is quite Compact, so the recent
Large LCDs are difficult to use, so the same system of DAYTONA
The Large type is out and that is Recommendation.
When it's out of the way, it's just one Bolt, except for Bracket.
It can be detached and attached. View detail

Smartphone mounting

I am purchasing this for a cell phone installation.
There are many kinds of products, but I bought this one because it had a good evaluation and JAPAN.
This will make it easier because you won't have to stop and take your phone out of the POCKE.
Will it crack or break? We'll see how it goes for a while.
The question is where to install it. View detail