iPhone 3G / 3GS bike mount

Design by purligar

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Description

part assembly

mounted on my bike

can be rotated...

by 90Â°

blue colored assembly

black

side view

Description

bajonet connector

The Bike Mount for iPhone lets you attach your iPhone 3G / 3GS to your bike’s handlebars so you can track your GPS position, your speed, or distance travelled, while you ride.

Easy to mount and remove by a bayonet nut connector.

The bike mount is designed for bikes with 1" (24-26.5mm) handlebars.

Portrait or landscape mode, it’s your choice (see the pictures).

Tested and used during the last months by several people.

Please take a look also on my other iPhone cover designs and the iPhone 4 bike mount

video available ... see youtube link below.

cm: 8.35 w x 11.852 d x 4.65 h

in: 3.287 w x 4.666 d x 1.831 h

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purligar says:

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the steer clamp is not one part with the round piece to have the possibility to change the direction by 90Â°. There is a small quadratic adapter inbetween wich can be rotatet by 90Â°.

November 14, 2011, 7:12 pm

delamaterj says:

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I suggest updating your design to be compatible with newer iphones or even finding a way to make it universal. It's very nice and much cheaper than other products so it would be great to have one for me iphone4. Cheers!

November 14, 2011, 3:11 pm

delamaterj says:

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November 14, 2011, 3:11 pm

purligar says:

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first i wanted to make it possible to use the mount in portrait or landscape mode. second i tried to make the bayonet (male) adapter on the phone cover side as thin as possible. to make the bayonet (female) in a way that it supports both orientations was not possible in a robust way, so i decided to allow change of orientation by the small piece fixed inside of the clamp.

December 12, 2010, 6:47 pm

Gijs says:

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this looks really good! I have one question though: why did you choose to not integrate the steer clamp with the round piece that connects to the iphone case?

December 12, 2010, 3:27 pm