QQuad Lock makes smartphone mounting systems for active lifestyles. They sell mounts, cases, and accessories that securely attach phones to bikes, cars, and other surfaces, primarily through a direct-to-consumer online store and select retailers. How it works: their mounts use a patented dual-stage locking mechanism to securely hold devices; users attach their phone by pairing a case with a mounting base and twist-lock or snap-fit action for quick, secure mounting during cycling, motorcycling, driving, or running. What sets Quad Lock apart: a patented dual-stage lock that remains secure in demanding conditions, a versatile ecosystem that fits multiple activities, and a strong emphasis on customer satisfaction with quality products and after-sales support. The goal is to provide reliable, easy-to-use mounting solutions for active people worldwide, enabling safe, accessible access to phones during various activities.
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Founded
2011
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Quad Lock Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable brings more flexibility. Quad Lock has introduced a two-axis adjustable version of its premium motorcycle handlebar mount, bringing 360-degree rotation and up to 80 degrees of tilt to help riders find the ideal smartphone viewing angle. Existing Pro mount owners can also upgrade for $39.99. Quad Lock Handlebar Mount Pro gets a flexible new twist. Even the most secure motorcycle phone mount is of limited use if the screen ends up pointing in the wrong direction. For riders with high-rise handlebars, heavily swept-back bars, or motorcycles with particularly raked-out forks, finding the ideal mounting position can be challenging. Melbourne-based Quad Lock has addressed that issue with its new Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable, adding two-axis adjustability to its premium motorcycle mounting system. The new design lets riders rotate the mounting head a full 360 degrees while also allowing up to 80 degrees of tilt. This lets riders adjust the phone's orientation independently of the handlebar angle, helping them position the screen for better visibility. While particularly relevant to cruisers and touring motorcycles with unconventional handlebar arrangements, the added flexibility should also help on naked bikes, adventure machines, and other motorcycles where limited mounting space or cockpit geometry can complicate phone positioning. Two-axis adjustment with a single fastener. Rather than requiring separate adjustments for each axis, Quad Lock has developed a single-bolt mechanism that controls both the rotational and tilt adjustments of the mounting head. The arrangement incorporates preload tension, which helps hold the mounting head in position while the rider establishes the preferred viewing angle. Once positioned, the supplied Allen key secures the assembly. The ability to adjust both axes through a single fastening point simplifies the setup process, while the preload arrangement is designed to prevent the head from moving freely as adjustments are made. That should make finding the right position less fiddly than working with conventional multi-joint mounts requiring separate fasteners for each adjustment. Melvin Choo, Senior Product Designer at Quad Lock, explains that the objective was to make the adjustment process straightforward without compromising the stability of the mount. "Adding preload tension takes that a step further, so dialling in your angle feels effortless." - Melvin Choo, Senior Product Designer, Quad Lock Quad Lock says the arrangement is designed to maintain the selected viewing angle over extended periods of riding, whether on a long-distance tour or during shorter recreational outings. Premium construction and greater versatility. The Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable retains the premium construction of Quad Lock's existing Pro range, employing precision CNC-machined aluminium with a black anodised finish and black stainless steel hardware. The mount accommodates handlebars measuring 22, 25, 28, 32 and 35 mm in diameter, covering a broad selection of conventional motorcycle handlebar sizes. The mounting arm itself can also rotate through 360 degrees around the handlebar, providing another means of positioning the phone within the available cockpit space. Quad Lock has retained a reversible configuration that allows the phone to sit lower and more closely aligned with the handlebars, rather than necessarily positioning it above them. This can help create a tidier cockpit while reducing the likelihood of the phone obstructing the rider's view of the instruments. Discreet cable routing is incorporated into the mounting arrangement for riders using powered charging accessories, while the complete adjustable assembly weighs approximately 130 grams. The familiar Quad Lock security system. Despite the additional adjustability, the mount retains Quad Lock's patented dual-stage locking mechanism, allowing a compatible smartphone case to be attached and removed using the familiar twist-and-lock action. The mounting head therefore maintains compatibility with the existing Quad Lock smartphone case system, rather than requiring riders to adopt a different attachment arrangement. The Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable also remains compatible with Quad Lock's broader motorcycle accessory range, including the optional Vibration Dampener, Anti-Theft Screw Kit and charging accessories. The Vibration Dampener is particularly relevant for motorcycle applications, where prolonged exposure to engine and road vibrations can potentially damage the delicate optical image stabilisation mechanisms found in some smartphone cameras. For riders concerned about leaving their motorcycle unattended, the compatible Anti-Theft Screw Kit provides an additional level of security for the mounting hardware. Existing Quad Lock owners can upgrade. Importantly, riders already using a Quad Lock Handlebar Mount Pro do not necessarily need to purchase an entirely new mounting assembly to benefit from the additional flexibility. The new Adjustable Arm Pro is also available separately, allowing existing Pro mount owners to replace their current extension arm with the updated two-axis adjustable arrangement. At $39.99 AUD, the standalone arm represents a relatively inexpensive way for existing users to gain the additional positioning flexibility without discarding their current mounting hardware. Quad Lock Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable - pricing. The Quad Lock Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable was launched globally in September 2026 and is available in Australia for $109.99 AUD. For riders who already have a compatible Handlebar Mount Pro, the standalone Adjustable Arm Pro is priced at $39.99 AUD. Smartphone cases and optional accessories, including vibration dampening and charging components, are available separately. Further information, fitment details and purchasing options are available through Quad Lock Australia's motorcycle handlebar mount range.
Quad Lock backpack Traverse feature: is it worth it? Finding the perfect backpack for motorcyclists is often a compromise between comfort, practicality, weather protection and style. The Quad Lock Traverse 26L aims to tick all those boxes, delivering a premium luggage solution designed specifically for riders who spend serious time on the road. June 26, 2026 Best Value Ideal for Outdoor Adventures EXPERT SCORE The Quad Lock Traverse backpack, designed in collaboration with Thule, is perfect for any adventure, balancing durability and style. With its spacious 26L capacity, it's ideal for carrying all your essentials. Quad Lock backpack Traverse 26L. Finding the perfect backpack for motorcyclists is often a compromise between comfort, practicality, weather protection and style. The Quad Lock Traverse 26L aims to tick all those boxes, delivering a premium luggage solution designed specifically for riders who spend serious time on the road. At first glance, the Traverse 26L looks more adventure-touring than commuter-focused, with a clean, technical design that feels equally at home on a Triumph Bobber, BMW GS or modern sports tourer. The 26-litre capacity strikes an excellent balance between carrying enough gear for a full day out while remaining compact enough not to become cumbersome when off the bike. Motorcycles Build quality is immediately impressive. The materials feel robust and well thought out, with durable fabrics, heavy-duty zips and reinforced stitching throughout. The backpack is designed to withstand the rigours of daily use, and it certainly feels capable of handling everything from weekend rides to international touring adventures. Comfort is one of the Traverse's strongest attributes. Quad Lock has developed a harness system that distributes weight effectively across the shoulders and chest, helping to reduce fatigue on longer rides. The padded back panel provides excellent support while maintaining airflow, something that becomes increasingly important during summer riding. Storage is another area where the Traverse shines. The main compartment offers generous space for clothing, camera equipment or everyday essentials, while multiple internal pockets help keep smaller items organised. There's dedicated storage for laptops and tablets, making it a practical option for commuters who regularly carry tech between home and work. Weather protection is also commendable. While no rider actively seeks out a rainstorm, it's reassuring to know the Traverse is designed to cope with poor conditions. Water-resistant materials and thoughtful construction help keep contents protected when the weather inevitably turns. On the road, the backpack remains stable even at motorway speeds. It sits close to the rider's body and avoids the annoying movement that can plague lesser designs. This stability adds confidence and allows riders to focus on the journey rather than constantly adjusting straps. The only real drawback is the premium price tag, which may cause some hesitation. However, when viewed as a long-term investment, the quality, comfort and functionality largely justify the cost. The Quad Lock Traverse 26L is a superb motorcycle backpack that combines comfort, durability and practicality in a well-executed package. Whether you're commuting, touring or simply heading out for a day ride, it's a versatile companion that delivers exactly what modern riders need. Motorcycles Rating: 9/10 Pros: Excellent comfort, premium construction, practical storage, stable at speed. Cons: Premium pricing may not suit every budget. RRP Price: 109.99 Best Value Quad Lock Traverse 26L backpack. Ideal for Outdoor Adventures Like | Comment | Subscribe for more modern classic motorcycle content * Disclosure: This page contains affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission (at no cost to you) if you click on the link and make a purchase. Any money made goes straight back into the website and magazine. Your support is appreciated! Published June 26, 2026 November 19, 2021 December 4, 2021 January 12, 2023 February 6, 2023 July 19, 2023 September 12, 2023
Quad Lock and MotoAmerica secure 2026 season partnership. Professional-Grade smartphone mount company joins MotoAmerica for 2026. IRVINE, CA - March 24, 2026 - (Motor Sports NewsWire) - MotoAmerica, North America's premier motorcycle road racing series, and Quad Lock, a leader in smartphone mounting technology, are pleased to announce their partnership for the 2026 racing season. Since 2011, Quad Lock has expanded from its origins in bicycle handlebar mounts to become a recognized authority in smartphone mounting equipment for the motorcycle and automotive industries. The company's growth is increasingly reflected in professional racing, where the brand has recently amplified its presence through strategic sponsorships in the SMX World Championship(TM) and partnerships with high-profile MotoGP(TM) riders. Establishing a presence in MotoAmerica brings Quad Lock technology to North America's premier motorcycle road racing series. This expansion connects the brand's patented Dual-Stage Locking Mechanism with a broad audience of dedicated powersports enthusiasts. Quad Lock's patented Dual-Stage Locking Mechanism can be used with a front brake master cylinder mount on a modern cruiser motorcycle. The locking system provides a secure, vibration-damped interface that keeps the sensitive components in modern smartphones stable while riding. Photo courtesy of Quad Lock. "The Quad Lock brand aligns perfectly with the energy of MotoAmerica and our dedicated fanbase," said MotoAmerica Sponsorship Sales Director Mark Ray. "Having seen their success in high-profile racing series worldwide, we are proud to welcome them as a partner for 2026. It is a privilege to pair their innovative technology with the premier road racing championship in North America." As part of the partnership, Quad Lock will have a dedicated presence at three MotoAmerica rounds. Fans at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, Road America, and Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course will receive an up-close look at the latest in smartphone mounting technology. The compact design of contemporary sportbike cockpits often restricts the use of traditional clamp or perch-style phone mounts. Quad Lock's steering stem mount provides an integrated solution, positioning the device centrally to ensure it remains protected behind the windscreen and clear of all bodywork throughout the full steering range. Photo courtesy of Quad Lock. "Motorcycling is at the core of Quad Lock's DNA, and we're proud to begin this new chapter as a MotoAmerica sponsor," said Quad Lock Marketing Manager Tim Frazer. "Supporting American motorcycle racing and connecting directly with our community of real-world riders is a natural fit. MotoAmerica delivers an incredible fan experience, and we look forward to being trackside, meeting the fans, and showcasing why Quad Lock is trusted by riders worldwide." Modern "naked bikes", and many other motorcycles with traditional tubular handlebars can utilize Quad Lock's secure mounting technology via their handlebar clamp mount. Shown here with the additional Quad Lock MAG(TM) system, the mount incorporates high-strength magnets into the secure locking interface to provide effortless alignment and high-speed wireless charging for modern smartphones. Photo courtesy of Quad Lock. Quad Lock offers a diverse lineup of motorcycle-specific mounts designed to attach smartphones to easily accessible locations on virtually any make and model of motorcycle. Riders can utilize the patented Dual-Stage Locking Mechanism via three primary mounting points: the steering stem nut on sportbikes, brake or clutch perches on touring motorcycles, or directly to the handlebars on adventure and dual-sport models. For more details on Quad Lock USA and their smartphone mounting systems visit, quadlockcase.com To watch the entire 2026 MotoAmerica racing season, visit MotoAmerica Live+ About MotoAmerica. MotoAmerica is North America's premier motorcycle road racing series. Established in 2014, MotoAmerica is home to the AMA Superbike Championship as well as additional classes including Supersport, Twins Cup, Talent Cup, Super Hooligan National Championship, and King Of The Baggers. MotoAmerica is an affiliate of KRAVE Group LLC, a partnership including three-time 500cc World Champion, two-time AMA Superbike Champion, and AMA Hall of Famer Wayne Rainey; ex-racer and former manager of Team Roberts Chuck Aksland; motorsports marketing executive Terry Karges; and businessman Richard Varner. For more information, please visit www.MotoAmerica.com, and MotoAmerica's social platforms on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube. To watch all things MotoAmerica, subscribe to MotoAmerica's live streaming and video on-demand service, MotoAmerica Live+
Thule Group announces acquisition of Quad Lock.
Quad Lock, an Australian phone case innovator, has been acquired by Swedish company Thule in a $500 million deal. Co-founders Rob Ward and Chris Peters, along with Quadrant Private Equity, will sell their shares. The acquisition aligns with Thule's outdoor-focused products and could expand its market into motorcycling. Thule's CEO, Mattias Ankarberg, believes this will elevate the business to the next level.
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Company Stage
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Total Funding
$120K
Headquarters
Melbourne VIC, Australia
Founded
2011
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