Quad Lock has launched the Quadlock Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable, bringing full 360-degree adjustability to its flagship motorcycle mount while keeping the secure attachment riders already expect from the brand. The mount launches globally September 3 at $89.99 USD, built to fit a much wider range of bikes and riding positions than its predecessor. That range is the actual pitch here: one mount instead of a lineup of bike-specific hardware.
Quadlock Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable Updates the OG
The core upgrade is a two-axis adjustable head that tilts and rotates independently, letting riders dial in an ideal viewing angle regardless of bike geometry. That range covers everything from high-rise adventure bars to raked-out sportbike forks, positions that previously might have needed different mount hardware entirely. Riders who swap between bikes with wildly different ergonomics stand to benefit the most from that flexibility.
Melvin Choo, Senior Product Designer at Quad Lock, framed the update around reducing friction before a ride even starts. “Find your perfect viewing angle, lock it in, and ride,” Choo said, describing the added preload tension as making that adjustment feel effortless rather than fiddly.
Build and Compatibility of the Quadlock Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable
The mount is machined from anodised CNC aluminum with black stainless steel hardware, and uses Quad Lock’s patented dual-stage lock for fast, secure phone attachment and removal. A reversible design also lets riders mount their phone lower and in line with the handlebars for a cleaner cockpit, rather than sitting it up high and exposed. That lower positioning also keeps the phone further from direct wind and weather exposure at speed.
The Quadlock Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable is compatible with the brand’s existing motorcycle accessory lineup, including the Vibration Dampener, Anti-Theft Screw Kit, and charging accessories, so riders already invested in the ecosystem aren’t starting over. That backward compatibility is a meaningful detail for anyone who’s already built out a Quad Lock setup and doesn’t want to replace it piece by piece.
Existing Handlebar Mount Pro owners don’t need to replace their full setup either: the Adjustable Arm Pro is sold separately for $29.99 USD, letting current owners add the adjustability without buying a whole new mount.
The launch builds directly on Quad Lock’s complete moto mounting setup covered here previously, extending a system built on a Kickstarter launch back in 2011 into millions of users and more than 150,000 five-star reviews. Full details and purchasing are available at quadlockcase.net.
Solving fitment across wildly different bike geometries with one mount, rather than a lineup of model-specific versions, is the kind of problem most accessory brands work around instead of actually fixing. Whether the rest of the mounting category follows Quad Lock’s lead here or keeps selling separate hardware for every bar height may say more about the industry than about the product itself.
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