Czechs love this bike mount! It's sturdy, has a 360° joint, and costs only two hundred crowns

Cheap bike mounts can be a lottery, but this one has thousands of satisfied cyclists behind it — you can now buy the FIXED Bikee Plus on Alza for 220 CZK instead of 499 CZK. Before ordering, check current availability in the Alza detail, as this item sells out quickly during the season.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if you want to keep navigation in sight and not worry about your phone falling out off-road.
⚠️ Consider that with some phones, the frame might press side buttons, and the joint might slightly loosen with a heavier phone.
💡 For 220 CZK, it offers one of the best price-to-reliability ratios among mechanical mounts.

Why this mount is interesting

A bike mount is something where a cheap option can backfire terribly — one fall onto gravel and your screen is gone. You can now get the Bikee Plus on Alza for 220 CZK instead of 499 CZK, and its numbers speak for themselves: over 5,000 units sold and a complaint rate of just 0.47%. Users have tested it on Tatra descents, singletracks, and cobblestones, and according to them, the phone simply stays put. That’s the only metric that matters in this category.

Key parameters

The clamps extend from 62 to 88 mm, allowing you to fit even large phones like the iPhone Pro Max, even with a case. The mount tightens onto handlebars with a diameter of 20 to 32 mm using an Allen key, and the package includes two reducers for thinner tubes, so it fits virtually any bike or scooter. The 360° ball joint means you can orient the display exactly as needed — vertically for navigation, horizontally for Strava, for example. You lock the phone by flipping a lever and remove it with a single motion, even with gloves on.

Practical aspects: installation, setup, operation

Installation takes just a few minutes, but the initial adjustment of the frame width requires some patience — several users admit they struggled without looking at the manual. The plastics feel solid, nothing creaks or wobbles. The mount doesn’t cover important parts of the display, so you can see the entire route on your navigation. Silicone inserts dampen vibrations, so the image on the phone doesn’t jump around as much as one would expect when riding over cobblestones.

What users say / What to watch out for

A rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 176 reviews and 93% recommendations speaks for itself, but fairness dictates mentioning the downsides too. A recurring complaint is that the frame presses side buttons — specifically with a Pixel 8 in its original case, one user had to modify the mount with a file. The second criticism concerns the joint: with a heavier phone, the position might loosen on very uneven surfaces, even if you tighten the nut with all your might. And one customer reported a broken tightening lever after six months, to which the manufacturer responded with an offer of replacement.

When it doesn’t make sense

If you primarily ride hard enduro or downhill with a large and heavy phone, a mechanical joint for two hundred crowns will be borderline — in that case, it’s worth opting for a more robust mount with magnetic or bayonet attachment like Quad Lock, which costs several times more but won’t loosen. Similarly, if you have a phone with sensitive side buttons positioned low, expect that the frame might interfere. However, for casual rides, commuting, and light off-road terrain, it works without problems.

Verdict: who it’s worth it for

For 220 CZK, the FIXED Bikee Plus is exactly the kind of purchase worth making right away — a mount that won’t disappoint, holds the phone even off-road, and costs less than one lunch. The low complaint rate of under half a percent with thousands of units sold is the best endorsement such an accessory can have. The discount from 499 CZK to 220 CZK is one of the strongest we’ve seen for FIXED.

Would you bet on a cheap mechanical mount for 220 CZK?