Ram Mounts Xgrip

The X-Grip phone mount uses a spring-loaded “X” cradle that grips your device securely without covering the screen with foam or bulky plastic. It also works with RAM’s ball-and-socket system, giving you highly adjustable viewing angles ideal for motorcycle riding.

Yes. The X-Grip can hold a wide range of phone widths and generally accommodates most cases. It’s still important to measure your device with the case installed and compare it to the cradle’s supported size range to ensure a proper fit.

Yes. RAM builds the X-Grip using strong materials and a mount system designed to absorb some vibration through its ball-and-socket pivot. As with any motorcycle mount, proper installation and tightening is important to keep the phone stable under vibration.

The X-Grip can be paired with different bases including handlebar clamps, fork-stem mounts, and rail mounts. This modular system lets you choose the exact mounting style that fits your motorcycle and preferred viewing angle.

The installation is generally simple and requires only basic hand tools. Once the base is mounted, you attach the socket arm and X-Grip cradle, tighten the knobs, and adjust the angle. Riders should double-check clearance from cables, levers, and switches.

When positioned correctly, it should not interfere with any hand controls or block your view of the gauges. The adjustable arm makes it easy to place the phone safely out of the way while keeping it visible for navigation.

Inspect the bolts and knobs occasionally to ensure they haven’t loosened from vibration. Check the rubber end caps on the cradle for wear, and replace or re-seat them if needed. If your kit includes a safety tether, make sure it’s secure.

There are multiple X-Grip cradle sizes, and some versions are made specifically for larger phones or small tablets. As long as you choose the correct cradle size for your device’s width, the mount can securely hold even larger phones.

The X-Grip uses aluminum, stainless steel, and high-strength composite materials to handle outdoor exposure and road vibration. It’s designed for repeated use in real riding conditions, though riders should still avoid mounting it in positions exposed to extreme weather or debris.

Yes. Riders often consider it worth the investment thanks to its durability, adjustability, and secure grip. For those who rely on their phone for navigation or communication, the added stability and quality of the X-Grip system provide strong long-term value.