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Peak Design Mobile - Bike Mount Out Front v2 - Black

Redesigned to be compatible with more bike handlebars, the Out Front Smartphone Bike Mount V2 with SlimLink from Peak Design gives you a rigid and secure method to mount your phone as you ride. Made from durable, weatherproof anodised aluminium, the mount connects to your bike via hex or thumb screw, and to your phone via Peak Design SlimLink case or Universal Adapter. SlimLink offers a physical and mechanical connection that can be operated with one hand. Also included is a GoPro-style mount for the option of attaching a light or action camera instead of your phone. Made to sit out in front of your handlebars, the mount stays away from your knees while still being easily viewable, or you can use the thumb screw to flip it forward and record your ride.

SKU: GC47-PD-M-BM-AA-BK-2

Peak Design Mobile - Bike Mount Out Front v2 - Black

Peak Design Mobile - Bike Mount Out Front v2 - Black

Redesigned to be compatible with more bike handlebars, the Out Front Smartphone Bike Mount V2 with SlimLink from Peak Design gives you a rigid and secure method to mount your phone as you ride. Made from durable, weatherproof anodised aluminium, the mount connects to your bike via hex or thumb screw, and to your phone via Peak Design SlimLink case or Universal Adapter. SlimLink offers a physical and mechanical connection that can be operated with one hand. Also included is a GoPro-style mount for the option of attaching a light or action camera instead of your phone. Made to sit out in front of your handlebars, the mount stays away from your knees while still being easily viewable, or you can use the thumb screw to flip it forward and record your ride.

Key Features:

For SlimLink Cases or Universal Adapter

GoPro-Style Mount for Light or Camera

Not for Tapered or Non-Round Handlebars

Rigid Mounting with Hex or Thumb Screw

Forward Mounting for Clear Knee Space

Flip Forward to Film Your Ride

Portrait or Landscape Phone Mounting

Durable Weatherproof Anodised Aluminium

What's in the Box:

Peak Design Mobile - Bike Mount Out Front v2 - Black

Thumb Screw

GoPro-Style Mount & Screw

7/8" Sizing Collar

1" Sizing Collar

1.25" Sizing Collar

1.38" Sizing Collar

Hex Wrench

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Peak Design Mobile - Bike Mount Out Front v2 - Black

Redesigned to be compatible with more bike handlebars, the Out Front Smartphone Bike Mount V2 with SlimLink from Peak Design gives you a rigid and secure method to mount your phone as you ride. Made from durable, weatherproof anodised aluminium, the mount connects to your bike via hex or thumb screw, and to your phone via Peak Design SlimLink case or Universal Adapter. SlimLink offers a physical and mechanical connection that can be operated with one hand. Also included is a GoPro-style mount for the option of attaching a light or action camera instead of your phone. Made to sit out in front of your handlebars, the mount stays away from your knees while still being easily viewable, or you can use the thumb screw to flip it forward and record your ride.

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