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Universal Handlebar Phone Mount | Harness System

For ANY Phone With/Without Cases

A, REDESIGNED, simplified version of the mount I use on my motorcycle.

Maximum handlebar diameter of 26mm

Required/Recommended Filaments:

Flexible Filament - Harness, Phone Pad, Bar Pad, Ripcord - .2mm LH

ASA - Upper, Lower, Clamp - .3mm LH

All parts are oriented as they should be printed

Harness / Protection - Required for each phone mount

PP-18022 Pad, Phone 

H-L-18022 Harness, Large or H-S-18322 Harness, Small 

Rc-18022 x2 Ripcord 

PB-18022 Pad, Bar

MTB-HS22 - Trails

U-MTB-18322 Upper 

UC-MTB-18322 Upper Clamp 

L-MTB-18322 Lower 

LC-MTB-18322 Lower Clamp

Additional Parts required - 2x M4x20mm/Nut, Small zip-tie

C-HS22 - Streets

U-C-18122 Upper 

L-C-18122 Lower 

Cc-C-18122 C-Clamp

Additional Parts required - M4x20mm/Nut, Small zip-tie

Z-HS22 - Streets/Trails - Depending on zip-tie

U-Z-18022 Upper 

L-Z-18022 Lower 

Additional Parts required - 1-2x Lg/Md zip-tie, Small zip-tie

Quick access 'Harness' works with large/small phones with/without cases Adjustable 'Harness' keeps phone in place for bumpy trail rides Protective Pad for handlebar mount/rotation prevention; can be trimmed to size Protective Pad for phone contact surface; foam/neoprene/rubber can be added for increased "bounce" protection Simple M4 bolt/nut or zip-tie mounting options Zip-tie redundancy for filaments with poor layer adhesion properties; e.g. ASA

Sliding portions are angled at 55° and don't need supports Phone pad requires no supports Recommend: DO NOT use supports in the tunnels for the clamp and zip-tie, or any minor bridging

ASA is recommended for its UV resistance, Clamps can be printed with stronger filaments if desired

Harness-Large is for large phones with/without case, and small phones with case

Harness-Small is for small phones with no case

Stringing on Harness can be cleaned up with a dremel on a low setting and a sanding head

Remember to print 2x Ripcords

When securing mount to handlebar: press M4 nut into clamp, to help prevent it from rotating

When securing a phone in place: it helps to have one hand pulling the Ripcord while the other hand pinches the two tabs together.

To remove Harness from mount: use pliers at "cross-beams", then rotate, then pull out of slot