Does this stay in place on the handle bar or does it tend to spin down over bumpy terrain?
1757086
Stays pretty well on my bike, even on some of the rather rough roads on my commute.
1757087
You'll want to put a piece of rubber between the handlebar & strap because it will spin down if you don't.
1757088
It stays in place just fine for me. I don't use it on off road terrain very often. I'm more of a bike path type rider. It's very adjustable and doesn't seem to be wobbly or loose at all.
1806963
I feel a little drive train roughness in my bike, as though the chain, chainring and flywheel cog are not in perfect alignment. I haven't had mine all that long and I think it will probably wear in some, but it might not and I guess you could describe that as a slight vibration in the handlebars when spinning under load. I really only noticed it the first time I rode the bike and since then I don't really notice it, so mine isn't too bad.
218971
I use it for mountain biking and road cycling. It vibrates some on rough terrain, but I haven't lost my phone yet.
2110598
The handlebars do not twist. The bottom steppers twist slightly outward and that is where the "twister" comes into play. The ad information is a little misleading.
2088171
It doesn't get very tight. I try and have the weight of the iPad on the handle bars and it seems to stay. I only use it when the bike is on a trainer. I wouldn't recommend using it outside.
578766
Dear Richard, It will stay somewhat straight It will follow the lay of the land(path of least resistance). but, you do have to get up to change directions.. The handle is a little frail to do much turning from the seat.
1438592
It does not slip very often. It's happened a couple of times, but mostly if I have it on my lap or something unsteady. On a level surface it's fine.
524502
Yes, it does a bit on the bumpy streets I ride on, but if you put some tape as buffer on the handle bar, it might prevent it from slopping. I haven't done it because it doesn't bother me that much. Maybe I just need to tighten the velcro more.
2110597
The handle bar does not twist the way the peddles are positioned you make a twisting motion when stepping. The handles are steady and secure
216766
No Darla - I really wouldn't trust it to stay. It's really meant to ride where your passenger would ride. The straps it comes with are long enough to run down behind my Road Glides rear speaker and attach near the frame where the shocks are. That's about it. Hope this helps!
1016305
I agree completely with simbp215. I have not had my iPhone 5C slip from the gripper during normal road vibration. I have had it tilt at the ball joint over very bumpy roads. Of course this is on a bicycle, not a Harley.
628665
I use it mt biking and wrapped a rubber strip around the handlebars to fatten it up a bit. It does not move unless I crash. :)
2077969
It is as far as I can tell. I have this unit on my R-1 and it has been there since February. I have left bit out in the rain, sprinkles and down pours. I have also ridden many times with it on in the rain.. I have not had an issue with it. I also have it attached to my handlebars. I hope this helps.
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I use it primarily on when I have minimum gear when I ride my motorcycle. The strap that goes underneath the arm is adjustable so you can tighten it or loosen as much as possible. I never had a problem with it slipping off my shoulder or moving while I rode on my bike.
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cant say on a mountanous terrain but i can say that it works great on my harley and never moves. great product.
1965028
No there is nothing to hold it in place, but I have no problems with it. If you tilt the front in of the bike down slightly the gravity will help keep the front end straight. Hope this helps
542509
I have the Expillon version - it's great on my helmet OR on my handlebars on the trails...i like it best on my helmet when in the woods.