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Why Every Rider Needs a Phone Holder with a Charging Port on Their Motorcycle?

  • Writer: Animesh Roy
    Animesh Roy
  • Aug 25
  • 2 min read

Updated: Sep 12

GPS map on phone displays "Stay on Natchez Trace Pkwy 128mi." Mounted on dashboard against blurred, sunny road background.

Long motorcycle rides are thrilling the open road, the wind in your face, and the freedom to go wherever you want. But if you’ve ever relied on your smartphone for navigation, music, or recording your journey, you know one thing for sure: your battery doesn’t last as long as your ride.


That’s where a phone holder with a built-in charging port makes all the difference.

I learned this the hard way. On one of my early trips, I started off with a fully charged phone, confident that it would last the 200 km ride ahead. Between GPS navigation, music playing through my Bluetooth headset, and taking a few photos during breaks, the battery was gone before I reached my destination. I spent the last 40 km riding half-blind, constantly worried that I’d miss a turn and praying I wouldn’t need to make an emergency call.

Fast forward to today, and I never start a ride without my motorcycle phone mount that also charges my phone. It’s such a small upgrade, but the difference it makes is huge. The phone stays securely in place on the handlebar, the charging cable is neatly integrated, and I don’t have to think twice about how much battery is left. Whether I’m commuting to the city or heading out on a weekend tour, my phone is always ready fully powered and visible right in front of me.


This setup is especially handy for long-distance rides. Imagine cruising on a highway for hours, using Google Maps the entire time, or running a ride-tracking app for your moto-vlogging adventures. Normally, you’d either have to carry a power bank or keep stopping to charge your phone both are inconvenient on a motorcycle. With the charging mount, you just ride. Your phone stays topped up, and you stay focused on the road.


Safety is another big plus. A dead phone means no GPS, no emergency contact, and no quick way to check route changes. With continuous charging, your navigation stays online, and you don’t have to worry about your phone dying at the worst possible moment. Plus, many of these mounts are weatherproof and vibration-resistant, so your phone stays protected even in rain or on bumpy roads.


The best part? These mounts are not expensive, and they’re easy to install. For a modest price, you’re getting a gadget that makes every ride smoother and stress-free. I can’t imagine going back to the days of glancing nervously at my battery percentage while still 50 km from my destination.


If you ride regularly, especially for long distances, a phone holder with a charging port is no longer just an accessory it’s a must-have. It keeps you connected, safe, and focused on what matters most: enjoying the ride.

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I am a passionate motorcycle rider based in Assam, India who revels in the freedom and thrill that riding brings. My blog is your go-to guide for recommended best bike riding gears, reviews, expert riding tips, and optimal bike setups. I believe that a well-equipped rider is a confident rider, so I meticulously review and recommend the latest riding gear from helmets and jackets to gloves and boots ensuring you're protected on every journey.

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