Posted: 4/30/2026 8:16:39 PM EDT
| What do yall do with your phone while riding. I put mine in an under the seat bag with my vehicle keys. I wear typically basket ball style shorts. It is secure under the seat . But it takes some effort to get to it. I run the tracker map my ride. TY |
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I wear proper MTB shorts, and keep my phone in one of the zippered thigh pockets. You could also use a handlebar mount, like SP Connect. I have one for my ASDV motorcycle, and I've never had my phone come out once. Even with me dropping the bie on it's side a couple times. |
Looking back I realize, nothing have I done
Left to die with only friend,
Alone I clench my gun
Left to die with only friend,
Alone I clench my gun
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I use the SP Connect for the cellphone and a RAM mount for the camera on my bicycle's handlebar. However, I only use the SP because the bicycle came with it. There are several others available. I would not use it for the cameras, hence opting for the RAM, which can handle a lot more abuse, depending on your riding style and where you go. |
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I ride gravel in NE TX. My phone is usually in my frame bag. Have never had any issue regarding vibration and chatter. I do make sure there is nothing up against the screen that may cause scratches. Have thought of running a handlebar mount but I'm concerned about damage or ejecting the phone in a crash. Semper Fi |
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Depending on how hard you ride, I use one of those silicone strap things that attaches to the head. Nite Ize |
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I keep it in my top pocket of my frame bag usually. Depends on the kind of ride. Sometimes I'll use the top tube bag. Attached File |
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I use a very expensive carrying bag for my phone that goes into my rear pocket on my kit.... What is this magical carrying bag?? Freezer zip-loc bag  . This works with my phones (yes I have to carry two) and keeps all the sweat and junk off them.Sure taking pictures is a pain...and for messages and calls I use my iWatch and head unit. I have been doing this for ten years now. I get at least 4-5 months of use out a my expensive bag 
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Living in the free state of Texas