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Riding a bike today is about more than just pedaling from one place to another. Many riders use their phones for maps, fitness tracking, music

One day your phone is sitting perfectly in place. The next day, it is slowly tilting, sliding, or falling onto the seat while you are driving.

If you have ever looked down at your phone or GPS while riding and wondered if your mount would survive the next bump, you are not alone.

If you've ever taken your vehicle off the beaten path, you know how rough the ride can get. The bumps, sudden turns, and constant vibrations are part of the adventure.

Cycling is more than just a way to get from one place to another. For many riders, it's a lifestyle, a daily ritual, and even a way to escape the noise of everyday life.

When you're riding across backroads, rocky trails, or harsh terrain, there's one thing that separates a smooth journey from a frustrating one -- the reliability of your gear.

Carrying your phone during a workout or outdoor activity can be annoying. You need it for music, tracking your run, or even just staying safe.

Riding a motorcycle is thrilling. The wind on your face, the thrill of the open road, and the freedom of exploration are experiences unlike any other.

It can be frustrating when your phone or GPS device slips, falls, or shakes every time you hit a bump.