GUB P9 silicone bike phone holder on a white background
GUB P9 holding a phone with a map on a road bike stem
Route on screen, eyes up: the P9 sits low on the stem.
GUB P9 strapped to a road bike stem
Wraps the stem or bar. Off again in seconds for the next bike.
GUB P9 rotating between portrait and landscape
Turns a full 360 degrees for portrait or landscape.
Minimal phone mount

GUB P9 Silicone Phone Holder

$24.99AUD incl GST

Best for: Road bikes, hire bikes and quick swaps between bikes. A stretchy silicone cradle that wraps any bar or stem in seconds. No tools, 57 grams.

Ships from Australia. Free shipping over $60.

If you want your map on the bars without committing to a bolt-on mount, this is the least fuss way to do it. The silicone cradle hooks over the corners of the phone and the strap wraps the stem, so a road bike keeps its clean cockpit and the holder comes off when the ride is done.

It is the light option at around 57 grams and it moves between bikes easily, which suits riders with more than one bike, share and hire bikes, and kids' bikes. On chattery gravel or singletrack, the clamp-style P19 or P55 will hold on better.

Good for

  • No tools, fits almost any bar or stem
  • Barely there at around 57 g
  • Rotates for portrait or landscape
  • The lowest price way to get navigation on the bars

Think about

  • Less secure than a clamp on rough surfaces
  • Can sit over the side buttons on some phones
  • No one-button release

Specs

BuildFood-grade silicone
PhonesAbout 4.0 to 7.0 inch
WeightAbout 57 g
Rotation360 degrees
FittingTool-free strap, round or shaped bars and stems

Questions

Will it fit my phone?

Most phones from about 4 to 7 inches, including big phones in a slim case. Very chunky rugged cases may not fit because the silicone hooks over the corners.

Does it suit a road bike stem?

Yes. It wraps round or shaped stems and bars, so it sits neatly on a road or gravel cockpit without spacers or bolts.

Can I move it between bikes?

That is its best trick. It straps on and off in seconds with no tools.

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