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This Item  WINDFRD Ducati Motorcycle Phone Mount Holder for Panigale V4, V4S, 959, 939/950(Super Sport/S), 848, 899, 1199, 1299, Fixing Device Adjustable Size (Red) | |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $99.00 | $109.00 | $26.99 | $27.69 | $33.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 15 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 13 |
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| Sold By | — | WINDFRD | WINDFRD | GuaimiKnightStore | Kewig | iMESTOU |
| compatible phones | Iphone 12 Pro Max/12 | 13 Pro Max/13 Pro/13/12 Pro Max/12 Pro/12/12 mini/11 Pro Max/11/11 Pro/XR/XS/XS MAX/X/8 Plus/8/7 Plus/7/6S Plus/6S, Samsung Galaxy S20/Note 10/S10/S8/S7 Edge/S7/S6, LG G5/G4, Google Pixel, Huawei, etc,. | 13 Pro Max/13 Pro/13/12 Pro Max/12 Pro/12/12 mini/11 Pro Max/11/11 Pro/XR/XS/XS MAX/X/8 Plus/8/7 Plus/7/6S Plus/6S, Samsung Galaxy S20/Note 10/S10/S8/S7 Edge/S7/S6, LG G5/G4, Google Pixel, Huawei, etc,. | Ducati | 4.0 to 6.9" mobile phone | iPhone, Samsung, Sony...4.0"-7.0" Smartphones with Max. Size 6.9(L) * 3.5(W) * 0.62(T) |
| mounting type | Handlebar | The screw hole in front of the gas tank | The screw hole in front of the gas tank | Handlebar | Fork stem / Triple Tree Stem | 12-30mm diameter holes |
| material | — | All Aluminum with Fresh Red Anodized Coating, Carbon Fiber, Stainless Steel | CNC Machined, 6061 Aluminum, Metal, Stainless Steel | Plastic | Silicone | Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Plastic |
| special feature | Adjustable | Designed for Ducati, Fresh Red Anodized Coating, Anti-theft | Designed for Ducati, Anti-theft, Fresh Red Anodized Coating | Adjustable | 17mm ball Fork Stem Mount, Triple Tree Stem,One-handed operation, adjustable design, shockproof soft silicone. | Universal |
| unit count | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| weight | 200 grams | — | — | — | 0.38 kilograms | 250 grams |
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First, I’ve owned every phone mount there is. This one was mega expensive, but when you own a Ducati- everything is.Pros: parts are cut nicely, mounts nicely to the recommended spot. Ball joints are tight and it doesn’t interfere with the ignition.Cons: (see picture) both screws, do not stay tight. Both screws are vital to holding your phone in place. The actual fit of the phone in the device is sketchy at best, so you have MAKE SURE the screw on the bottom which hold the arm that keeps the phone held in place, is tight beyond what your finger strength can accomplish. First screw came out first ride. Lost phone. Put a second screw in (as you c CEC an see) and started using a wrench to make sure it was tight enough. Bought new phone.Second screw: this one holds the entire mount. Again, they made it so you have to access the screw from the bottom, which it’s really annoying to do, and check every single time you ride your bike. After about a week this crew worked itself loose and the whole entire mount started spinning. If it weren’t for my phone being plugged in to a charger it would’ve spun off on day two. Today because my phone wasn’t on the charger I didn’t have a cable, the whole entire thing spun off and yup, time to buy phone number two.It’s a decent design but it’s never been tested by somebody who really rides. If you ride your sport bike less than 60 miles an hour everywhere you might have a chance of keeping this thing on long enough to be happy with it. If you ride your sport bike and hit speeds over 60mph, forget it. There are much cheaper options out there that perform much better. For the price of this I would’ve expected much better engineering, ergonomically and reliable function. Disappointing. I gave it to stars and not one only because I don’t ride my bike less than 150 miles an hour anywhere. So maybe I’m expecting too much. But again, for that price, a unit built to go on a Ducati, should function and be tested at those speeds. Now that I’m at $1800 worth of new phones because of this phone holder, I’m going back to the $40 phone holder. Way cheaper in the long run.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2021
Firstly, the design, CNC quality, and it’s integration is unparalleled but that does not matter if you end up with a destroyed phone.
I have a go pro video of this phone slipping out of this mount somewhere around 80-100mph; if it wasn’t for sharing my location with my buddy on the ride, I wouldn’t have spared my wallet with Apple Care +, it would have had to purchase a new iPhone 12 Pro Max 512gb at a pretty price tag.
The main screw that holds the sliding system to allow the phone in, is just dog sh**. The vibrations of the V2 alone will eventually shake it loose. There needs to be a redesign with some sort of latch system (think vice grip) for this to be a 5 star product.
Probably going to return.
I have a go pro video of this phone slipping out of this mount somewhere around 80-100mph; if it wasn’t for sharing my location with my buddy on the ride, I wouldn’t have spared my wallet with Apple Care +, it would have had to purchase a new iPhone 12 Pro Max 512gb at a pretty price tag.
The main screw that holds the sliding system to allow the phone in, is just dog sh**. The vibrations of the V2 alone will eventually shake it loose. There needs to be a redesign with some sort of latch system (think vice grip) for this to be a 5 star product.
Probably going to return.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2021
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2021
First, I’ve owned every phone mount there is. This one was mega expensive, but when you own a Ducati- everything is.
Pros: parts are cut nicely, mounts nicely to the recommended spot. Ball joints are tight and it doesn’t interfere with the ignition.
Cons: (see picture) both screws, do not stay tight. Both screws are vital to holding your phone in place. The actual fit of the phone in the device is sketchy at best, so you have MAKE SURE the screw on the bottom which hold the arm that keeps the phone held in place, is tight beyond what your finger strength can accomplish. First screw came out first ride. Lost phone. Put a second screw in (as you c CEC an see) and started using a wrench to make sure it was tight enough. Bought new phone.
Second screw: this one holds the entire mount. Again, they made it so you have to access the screw from the bottom, which it’s really annoying to do, and check every single time you ride your bike. After about a week this crew worked itself loose and the whole entire mount started spinning. If it weren’t for my phone being plugged in to a charger it would’ve spun off on day two. Today because my phone wasn’t on the charger I didn’t have a cable, the whole entire thing spun off and yup, time to buy phone number two.
It’s a decent design but it’s never been tested by somebody who really rides. If you ride your sport bike less than 60 miles an hour everywhere you might have a chance of keeping this thing on long enough to be happy with it. If you ride your sport bike and hit speeds over 60mph, forget it. There are much cheaper options out there that perform much better. For the price of this I would’ve expected much better engineering, ergonomically and reliable function. Disappointing. I gave it to stars and not one only because I don’t ride my bike less than 150 miles an hour anywhere. So maybe I’m expecting too much. But again, for that price, a unit built to go on a Ducati, should function and be tested at those speeds. Now that I’m at $1800 worth of new phones because of this phone holder, I’m going back to the $40 phone holder. Way cheaper in the long run.
Pros: parts are cut nicely, mounts nicely to the recommended spot. Ball joints are tight and it doesn’t interfere with the ignition.
Cons: (see picture) both screws, do not stay tight. Both screws are vital to holding your phone in place. The actual fit of the phone in the device is sketchy at best, so you have MAKE SURE the screw on the bottom which hold the arm that keeps the phone held in place, is tight beyond what your finger strength can accomplish. First screw came out first ride. Lost phone. Put a second screw in (as you c CEC an see) and started using a wrench to make sure it was tight enough. Bought new phone.
Second screw: this one holds the entire mount. Again, they made it so you have to access the screw from the bottom, which it’s really annoying to do, and check every single time you ride your bike. After about a week this crew worked itself loose and the whole entire mount started spinning. If it weren’t for my phone being plugged in to a charger it would’ve spun off on day two. Today because my phone wasn’t on the charger I didn’t have a cable, the whole entire thing spun off and yup, time to buy phone number two.
It’s a decent design but it’s never been tested by somebody who really rides. If you ride your sport bike less than 60 miles an hour everywhere you might have a chance of keeping this thing on long enough to be happy with it. If you ride your sport bike and hit speeds over 60mph, forget it. There are much cheaper options out there that perform much better. For the price of this I would’ve expected much better engineering, ergonomically and reliable function. Disappointing. I gave it to stars and not one only because I don’t ride my bike less than 150 miles an hour anywhere. So maybe I’m expecting too much. But again, for that price, a unit built to go on a Ducati, should function and be tested at those speeds. Now that I’m at $1800 worth of new phones because of this phone holder, I’m going back to the $40 phone holder. Way cheaper in the long run.
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