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Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder | Handlebar Clamp Mount | Single-Handed Operation | 360-Degree Rotation

Keep maps and delivery orders in view on every boda boda or bicycle ride.


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KSH 1,500.00

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Mascom International stocks the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder at KSh 1,500, brand new and sealed. This black handlebar mount clamps onto bicycles and motorbikes with a knob-tightened clamp, then holds your phone between spring-loaded side grips on a textured cradle. The box describes single-handed operation and a head that rotates freely through 360 degrees, so you can set the screen upright for maps or sideways for video calls when parked. Amaya, a Chinese consumer-electronics accessories brand, sells it as a mobile phone holder. Buy the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder at our Old Mutual Building store on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.

Built for riders across Kenya, the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder puts navigation where you can glance at it instead of fishing a phone out of a jacket. Boda boda riders following a customer pin, Glovo and Uber Eats couriers checking the next drop, and cyclists commuting along Thika Road or Ngong Road all face the same problem: a phone in the pocket is useless for directions. With the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder clamped to the bar, Google Maps or Waze stays in sight, and you set the route before moving off rather than juggling the phone in traffic.

Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell flimsy bike holders that loosen after a week on rough roads, Mascom International stocks the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder with a screw-down clamp knob and a written warranty. Buyers throughout Kenya report that a firm clamp and side grips matter more than any other feature once the tarmac gives way to murram. Visit the store to fit it on a sample bar and test your own phone in the grips, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties.

Common Questions About the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder

How much is the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder in Kenya?
The Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder costs KSh 1,500, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. That price includes the complete holder with its clamp and grips, plus Mascom's 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects. No tools or extra parts are needed to fit it. Delivery is pay-on-arrival across all 47 counties, so a rider in Kisumu or Eldoret can check the holder before paying. It costs KSh 600 more than the Amaya APH-13 Car Phone Holder, which is built for cars.

Does the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder work on a motorbike as well as a bicycle?
Yes, the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder is made for both bicycles and motorbikes and clamps onto a round handlebar. The knob tightens the clamp around the bar, so it suits the handlebars on common boda boda motorbikes and on mountain or city bicycles. Fit it on a straight section of the bar, clear of the throttle, brake levers and mirrors. If your motorbike has an unusual bar shape, bring a photo or ride in to Kimathi Street and we will check the fit.

How do I fit the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder to my handlebar?
Fitting the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder takes a couple of minutes and needs no tools. Loosen the knob, open the clamp around a straight part of the handlebar, then tighten the knob until the holder no longer twists when you push it. Pull the spring-loaded side grips apart, drop the phone onto the textured cradle and let the grips close on its edges. The single-handed design means you can slot the phone in or lift it out with one hand.

Will my phone stay secure on the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder over potholes and rough roads?
The Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder grips the phone from both sides with spring-loaded arms while the textured cradle stops it sliding. Tighten the clamp knob firmly before every ride and give the phone a gentle tug to check it is held. On badly broken roads, slow down; no clip-on mount is a substitute for careful riding. Recheck the knob each week, because constant vibration on murram can loosen any screw clamp over time.

Should I buy the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder or the Amaya APH-13 Car Phone Holder?
Buy the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder at KSh 1,500 if you ride a bicycle or motorbike, because it clamps around a handlebar. The Amaya APH-13 Car Phone Holder costs KSh 900 and uses a suction cup with a telescopic arm, which needs a smooth windscreen or dashboard. Both offer single-handed operation and 360-degree rotation. Uber, Bolt and Little drivers should pick the APH-13; boda boda riders and cycling couriers should pick the APH-22, since a suction cup has nothing to grip on a bike.

Is it legal to use the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder for navigation on Kenyan roads?
Using the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder to view a route you set before moving keeps the phone out of your hands, which is what Kenyan road rules expect. NTSA and traffic police treat holding or handling a phone while riding or driving as an offence. Load the destination on Google Maps or Waze over Safaricom or Airtel data while parked, then only glance at the screen. If you need to change the route, pull over safely first.

Who should buy the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder, and who should skip it?
Buy the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder if you ride a bicycle or motorbike for work or commuting and rely on maps or delivery apps. Boda boda riders, food couriers, parcel riders and weekend cyclists get daily use from it. Skip it if you drive a car; the Amaya APH-40 Magnetic Car Phone Mount or Amaya APH-13 Car Phone Holder fits a vehicle better. Skip it too if your phone sits in a thick rugged case, unless you test the grips with it first.

Which phones fit the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder?
The Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder fits most everyday smartphones, because its spring-loaded side grips open wide and close on the phone's edges. Fit depends on width and case thickness rather than brand, so a slim case usually works better than a bulky one. Check that the grips do not press the volume or power buttons. The surest way is to bring your phone to Mascom International on Kimathi Street and clip it in before buying.

Technical Specifications

Core Function
  • Handlebar phone mount — holds your phone in front of you for maps, delivery apps and ride orders.
  • Spring-loaded side grips — the arms pull apart to take the phone, then close firmly on its edges.
  • Single-handed operation — slot the phone in or lift it out with one hand while the other steadies the bike.
  • 360-degree rotating head — turn the screen upright for navigation or sideways for landscape viewing when parked.
  • Textured cradle — the patterned back surface adds grip so the phone resists sliding on bumps.

Compatibility
  • Fits round bicycle handlebars — suits mountain bikes, city bikes and road bikes with a straight bar section.
  • Fits motorbike handlebars — suits the round bars on common commuter and delivery motorbikes.
  • Adjustable clamp — the knob draws the clamp tight around bars of different thicknesses.
  • Works with most smartphones — grip fit depends on phone width and case, so test bulky cases first.
  • Not a car mount — for windscreens and dashboards, choose a suction or magnetic car holder instead.

Build
  • Black finish — matches most handlebars, grips and motorbike controls without standing out.
  • Knob-tightened clamp — screw-down tightening gives a firm hold you can adjust by hand, no spanner needed.
  • Spring-loaded arms — constant pressure on the phone edges keeps the hold steady through vibration.
  • Textured cradle surface — the ridged back pad protects the phone's rear from rubbing against hard plastic.
  • Brand new and sealed — supplied in the Amaya retail box marked Mobile Phone Holder.

Riding and Care
  • Set the route before moving — load maps while parked, then only glance at the screen while riding.
  • Check the knob before each ride — a quick twist confirms the clamp has not loosened from vibration.
  • Keep clear of the controls — mount it where it does not block the brake levers, throttle or mirrors.
  • Protect your phone from rain — the holder does not make a phone waterproof, so remove it in heavy downpours.
  • Wipe off dust and mud — clean grips and cradle hold the phone more securely than dirty ones.

Inclusions
  • The Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder — the mount, clamp and grips in one assembled unit.
  • No tools required — the clamp knob tightens by hand, so nothing extra is needed for fitting.
  • No phone case or lanyard included — the holder grips the phone directly on its edges.
  • 6-month Mascom International warranty — covers manufacturing defects under normal use.
  • Fit check on request — our staff will test your phone in the grips before you pay.

Package Contents

The sealed Amaya box holds the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder, already assembled with its clamp, knob, side grips and cradle. Nothing else is needed to fit it, because the clamp tightens by hand around the handlebar. No phone, case or waterproof pouch comes with it, so riders who work in the rain should plan their own phone cover. We open the box at the counter on request so you can try your phone in the grips first.

Warranty

The Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use, such as a spring grip or clamp knob that fails. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk in the Old Mutual Building on Kimathi Street.

Where to Buy the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder in Kenya

Find the Amaya APH-22 Bike Phone Holder at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Our doors are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your phone and test the grips and rotation in person before you buy. The holder comes in black.

Talk to us any time during business hours:

  • Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
  • Email: info@mascomintl.com
  • Website: www.mascomintl.com

Every order ships pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Riders in Nairobi and its environs get the holder the same day, and buyers in Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret, Embu and Bungoma receive it the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Your holder is covered by the 6-month warranty set out above.

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