Product Review

Quad Lock Motorcycle Mount, MAG Case and Vibration Dampener

Author: David Hogan

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The Quad Lock range of products is more than just phone cases and handlebar mounts. Once you have the Quad Lock system in place. The options to lock onto are just about endless.

Let’s be honest for a second. Mounting a $1,000–$2,000 smartphone onto the handlebars of a dirt bike or adventure bike feels like the kind of decision you question halfway down the trail. Between vibrations, bumps, crashes and the occasional tip-over, your phone suddenly feels very exposed.

That’s where the Quad Lock ecosystem comes into play.

For this inspection, we checked out three key pieces of their motorcycle mounting setup:

• MAG Case
• Motorcycle Handlebar Mount
• Vibration Dampener

Together they create a system designed to keep your phone secure, protected and readable whether you’re navigating single trail or cruising the highway on a long ADV ride.

The special edition cases, like the Daniel Chucky Sanders pictured, can add a bit of flair to your case for those long work hours, like the Contractor is doing in the office here.

MAG Case – Slim But Tough

The first piece of the system is the MAG Case, which replaces your everyday phone case with one designed to integrate with the Quad Lock mounting ecosystem.

Straight away, the biggest thing you notice is the fit and finish. The case wraps tightly around the phone and feels far more protective than the average silicone slip-on case many people run day-to-day.

Despite that extra protection, it doesn’t feel bulky. The phone still slips comfortably into your pocket without feeling like you’re carrying a brick.

The case uses a polycarbonate core and TPU outer shell, giving it impact resistance while keeping a slim profile.

It also includes the MAG magnetic ring, which helps guide the phone into position when attaching it to compatible mounts. In practice, this means you can line the phone up and the magnets help centre everything before the twist-lock engages.

One small thing I did notice was the magnet strength isn’t quite as strong as some other magnetic accessories I have on my desk from different brands. But realistically, that just means I probably need to add a few more Quad Lock accessories to the collection.

Funny how that happens.

With three different rubber-sized mounts in the kit. The motorcycle handlebar mount lets you put this Quad Lock product on pretty much any motorcycle.

Motorcycle Handlebar Mount – Rock Solid

The next piece of the puzzle is the Motorcycle Handlebar Mount, and this is the part that removes the fear factor of mounting your phone to a bike.

Installation is simple. A few minutes with the included Allen key and you’re ready to go.

The mount fits a wide range of handlebar sizes:

• 22 mm
• 25 mm
• 28 mm
• 32 mm

The mount itself is made from glass-filled nylon with stainless steel hardware, giving it a rugged feel suited to motorcycle use.

Once installed, attaching the phone is simple.

You place the phone onto the mount and perform the Quad Lock twist and lock motion. The patented dual-stage locking system clicks into place and the phone is locked solid.

And when we say solid, we mean it.

Short of some sort of apocalyptic riding event, the phone simply isn’t coming off the handlebars.

The mount also allows 360-degree rotation, meaning you can run the phone in portrait or landscape depending on whether you’re navigating maps, checking trails or controlling music.

For adventure riders using systems like Cardo helmet communicators, this makes it easy to keep navigation, music and calls accessible without ever taking your hands off the bars.

Adventure Bike, Dirtbike, Harley or sportbike. The Quad Lock system will lock you in place.

Vibration Dampner – The Smart Bit

Modern smartphones have incredibly sensitive camera stabilisation systems, and that technology doesn’t always play nicely with motorcycle vibration.

This is where the Quad Lock Vibration Dampener steps in.

The dampener sits between the mount and your phone and uses a dual chassis suspension system with precision silicone grommets designed to absorb high-frequency vibrations.

This protects the delicate components inside your phone, particularly the camera stabilisation hardware.

The dampener is specifically tuned to target the high-frequency vibration range that causes the most damage.

With the dampener installed, the phone remains stable and readable on the handlebars while preventing long-term vibration damage.

From a riding perspective, it also means the screen remains clearer and easier to read when navigating.

Let’s face it, trying to read a GPS map while bouncing along a trail is hard enough already. The dampener helps keep things as stable as possible.

The Vibration damper is just one of the many clever design ideas Quad Lock products feature. No harm to your smart device will occur with this product in use.

Installation

One of the best things about the whole setup is how quickly it comes together.

With the included hardware and Allen key, you can have the handlebar mount and vibration dampener installed in just a few minutes.

Once the MAG Case is on your phone, the whole system becomes second nature.

Ride up, twist, lock, go.

Real World Use

For trail riders navigating unfamiliar tracks or adventure riders heading deep into the countryside, having your phone secure, visible and protected is incredibly useful.

Whether you’re:

• Following GPS navigation
• Checking trail maps
• Controlling music
• Taking calls through a helmet comms system

…the Quad Lock setup keeps everything accessible without needing to pull the phone out of your pocket every five minutes.

And most importantly, it keeps that expensive phone securely attached to the bike.

Every mount you can think of in the range at Quad Lock. The Car Mount featured here, paired with the Special Edition Chucky Case, will help you get to and from your destination when not on two wheels.

Pricing

At the time of writing the individual components are priced as follows:

• MAG Case – $54.99
• Motorcycle Handlebar Mount – $59.99
• Vibration Dampener – $29.99

Quad Lock also offers free shipping on orders over $69, which is easy to hit when building a setup like this.

Flexibility in your view. Portrait or landscape. Within seconds, you can adjust your mounting preference.

Verdict

There’s always that small moment of hesitation the first time you mount your phone to the handlebars of a motorcycle.

But with the Quad Lock system, that feeling disappears pretty quickly.

The MAG Case keeps your phone slim while adding protection.
The Handlebar Mount is incredibly secure.
And the Vibration Dampener adds peace of mind for the sensitive internals of modern smartphones.

Put it all together and you have a setup that makes using your phone on a motorcycle safe, simple and secure.

Our team here has had this system out in the wild. From iPhone to Google Pixel, from dirt bikes to adventure bikes to car mounts, these products have proven themselves to be versatile, durable and just dead set legendary.

They’re built for the adventurous, the adrenaline chasers, and the riders who still want to stay connected while they’re out doing what they love.

Don’t skim on quality. Mount your phone the right way… with a Quad Lock system And we’ll see you at the track.

For More Info head to https://www.quadlockcase.com.au/

The simple release “Blue” tab and the quarter turn mechanism will Quad Lock your phone right into place.

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