A device designed to securely attach a wrist-worn computing device from Apple to a bicycle’s handlebars or frame. This allows cyclists to view data, control music, and receive notifications without removing their hands from the handlebars. For example, a cyclist might use such a mount to monitor speed, distance, or heart rate during a training ride.
The adoption of such mounting devices facilitates safer and more convenient access to the features of the user’s device while cycling. This can lead to enhanced tracking of fitness metrics, improved navigation, and safer interactions with notifications. The concept emerged as cyclists sought to integrate wearable technology more seamlessly into their activities.
