Out Front Bike Mount V2
Newly updated to work with even more handlebar sizes, the streamlined Out Front Bike Mount lets you rigidly attach your phone to your bike’s handlebars, access it instantly, and even flip it up to film your ride. Built from ultralight machined/anodized aluminum, it features an ultra-strong magnetic/mechanical mounting technology (called SlimLink™) that grabs and locks so effortlessly, it feels like magic. Remove your phone instantly with the press of a button. Designed to hold your phone in front of your handlebars for optimized viewing, it can also be configured to sit below or behind your handlebars to accommodate bike computers. An included thumbscrew lets you reposition your phone on-the-fly to film your ride. And an included accessory mount lets you attach a bike light or action camera. Whether it's a quick commute or a century ride down gravel trails, the Out Front Bike Mount keeps your phone safe and viewable always.
Includes sizing collars to attach to the following bar diameters: 22.2mm (7/8"), 25.4mm (1"), 31.8mm (1-1/4"), 35mm.
Our Review
Peak Design Out Front Bike Mount V2 — Your Phone, Locked In for Every Destination
The gist: A precision-machined aluminum handlebar mount with an ultra-secure magnetic/mechanical lock that makes GPS navigation on cycling trips effortless — whether you're on a rented city bike or a gravel trail.
- Bombproof attachment: SlimLink combines a magnet with a mechanical lock; the connection stays solid through rough terrain — no wobble, no dropping your phone on cobblestones.
- Fits virtually any handlebar: Sizing collars for 22.2 mm, 25.4 mm, 31.8 mm, and 35 mm bars means it adapts to rental bikes, touring bikes, and mountain bikes alike.
- Instant one-hand access: Press the side button, grab the phone — one-handed removal lets you catch a spontaneous photo or take a call without stopping.
- Film your ride: A built-in thumbscrew lets you flip the phone upward to record your route; an included GoPro-style accessory mount also fits a bike light or action camera.
Bikepacking.com reviewer Lucas Winzenburg summed it up: “The connection is ultra secure, even on rough singletrack.”
Best for: Cyclists who navigate with their phone on touring, bikepacking, or city rides and want a secure, quick-release solution. Skip it if: You don't already own a Peak Design case — the system requires one (sold separately, ~$25–$50). Runs ~$70 — check the current price before buying.
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