Quad locks.

[tinywheels]

Dare I suggest a map?
Study the area the night before and make some notes of the villages and road numbers.

Crikey! Where did you park your Tardis Sharky?
Map reading is a lost art

 

[vickster]

Crikey! Where did you park your Tardis Sharky?
Map reading is a lost art

Probably not for the primary demographic of this forum….

 

[the snail]

Dare I suggest a map?
Study the area the night before and make some notes of the villages and road numbers.

When I was audaxing I bought a cheap road atlas and had the relevant pages in my bag in case I got lost. Computers are great, but if it all goes wrong you can't beat a paper map ime.

 

[biking_fox]

With a reasonable bar mount a GPS/phone holder allows you to ride and navigate at the same time, which is the biggest issue with maps for me.

 

[Emanresu]

I have Quadlock with the "out-front" mount so you can see the route but GPS with screen on eats up battery life. I've now switched to turn-by-turn voice commands using RWGPS with screen off. Map is downloaded so it can work offline. Lasts the whole day with the screen off.

I've crashed the bike (crap roads in Greece). The phone in the quadlock case was undamaged. The mount was a bit bent and had to be replaced but on the whole the quadlock did what it promised to do - protected the phone and stayed on the bike. It's now a staple item and the case will be changed if I change the phone model. All the mounts (one for each bike) can be reused.

Initially expensive but worth it over the longer term.

 

[DiggyGun]

To answer the OP. Yes they work very well, used for a while now and no movement.

DG…