Water-Resistant Bicycle Phone Mount with Touch Window – Rotatable Handlebar Bag with Sun Visor, up to 16.5 cm

A quick look at the route without taking your eyes off the road

Phone in your jacket pocket means: stop, unzip, look for the route, keep riding. This handlebar bag keeps the screen in your field of vision at all times, protected from rain and operable without you having to take the phone out.

What the mount does

• Touch-compatible viewing window – the thin TPU film transfers your finger movements directly to the display, allowing you to operate maps or music without opening the bag.
• Water-repellent construction – coated outer material and the sealed front film keep drizzle and road spray away.
• Integrated sun visor – the foldable flap shades the display and prevents glare when the sun is low.
• 360° rotatable mount – rotate the screen to portrait or landscape format and to the viewing angle where you can read it without moving your head.
• Zippered storage compartment – under the phone compartment there is space for keys, cards, or a small power bank, with a side opening for the charging cable.
• Stable handlebar attachment – fits handlebars up to 4.5 cm in diameter and sits firmly, even when the path leads over cobblestones.
• Universal fit – accommodates smartphones with a screen diagonal of up to 16.5 cm, even with a thin protective case.

Useful for commuters navigating through the city daily, for touring cyclists on unknown routes, for delivery trips with changing addresses, and for anyone exploring new paths by bike on the weekend.

Does the touchscreen really work through the film?

The film is deliberately thin so that swiping, zooming, and tapping work without a noticeable difference, even with gloves on. Before your first ride, tighten the mount firmly to the handlebar and check the fit briefly after the first few meters. Only slide the phone in once the bag is securely attached. To clean, a damp cloth is sufficient; wipe the viewing window without abrasive cleaners to ensure it remains clear.

For those who keep their eyes on the path without having to stop.