BOBO BM4M Jaw-Grip Bike Phone Holder with Long Rear View Mirror Mount
The BOBO BM4M is a jaw-grip phone holder that sits on a long rear view mirror mount. It is a practical choice for scooters, and for any bike where the handlebar has no space left for a clamp.
Phones from 4.0 to 7.0 inches fit, and a side knob locks the jaws so the phone stays put.
- Long rear view mirror mount included
- Jaw-grip with side knob
- Fits 4.0 to 7.0 inch phones
- Buttons and ports stay accessible
- 1 year warranty
A motorcycle mirror mount phone holder for scooters and busy handlebars
Handlebars fill up quickly. Switch cubes, a USB socket, a camera, a horn button, a lever guard. When there is no clean spot for a clamp, the mirror is the next sensible place for your phone, and that is exactly what the BM4M is made for. Think of it as a mirror stem phone mount that keeps the handlebar clear.
The grip is the same simple design BOBO uses across the BM4 range. A knob on the side drives the jaws in and out, so you set the width once, lock it and forget about it. Nothing covers the phone, so the screen and the controls on its edges remain usable. Riders who search for a motorcycle mirror phone mount usually want exactly this: a solid grip without touching the bars.
Key features
- Long rear view mirror mount supplied in the box
- Jaw-grip adjusted with a knob on the side
- Handles 4.0 to 7.0 inch screens
- Leaves buttons and ports unblocked
- A good match for scooters
- 1 year warranty
What comes in the box
- BM4M jaw-grip mount
- Long rear view mirror mount
Fitment and installation
A mirror mount puts the phone higher and closer to your eye line than a handlebar clamp does. Before you commit, sit on the bike and check that you can still set the mirror for a clear rear view with the phone fitted. BOBO also sells separate 22 mm rear view mirror mounts, so message us if your mirror setup is unusual.
Which BOBO mount is right for you?
Prefer a handlebar fit? The BM4 comes with a metal buckle and spacers for 22, 25 and 32 mm bars. Want a damper on a mirror mount? The BM14 Quick Release also includes a rear view mirror mount and adds a shock absorbing damper ball. See the full set of bike phone holders if you want to compare more.
Frequently asked questions
Q1: Can the BM4M go on a handlebar?
A1: It is the mirror mount version. For a handlebar fit, choose the BM4, which ships with a buckle and spacers.
Q2: Does it work with a phone in a case?
A2: Yes, as long as the phone and case together fit between the jaws, which open for screens from 4.0 to 7.0 inches.
Q3: Will it shake on a scooter?
A3: It holds the phone firmly, but it has no damper. On a scooter with light vibration that is usually fine. On a heavily vibrating engine, a damped model is a better match.
Q4: Does it charge my phone?
A4: No. For charging on the move, look at the BM1 or BM2 families, or carry a power bank.
