Can You mount a phone to a bike belt clip holder?
- The best part about this DIY belt clip holder bike mount is the fact that it’s easy-on and easy-off. It’s not a permanent thing — so the phone can easily be attached to my bike and then removed in a jiffy without any altering of the phone or sticky residue (as there would be if you taped it securely in place).
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Is it illegal to use a phone while cycling?
Can I use a mobile phone whilst cycling? A. Using a hand held mobile phone whilst cycling is not illegal as such however you could commit an offence of “careless riding” or “riding without due care and consideration”. We would strongly advise against ever riding whilst using a phone for obvious safety reasons.
Can you use a phone while riding a bike?
NSW Law. As a bike is classified as a vehicle in NSW, it is illegal to use most mobile device functions while riding, this includes video calling, texting, emailing, social media, web browsing, taking photos etc. Bike riders are only able to use a phone to make or answer calls, or play audio (including navigation).
What kind of iPhone do I have?
If you want to find out which iPhone you have, you can simply go to Settings > General > About. The About page gives you general info about your iPhone. It details the version of iOS you’re running, the storage capacity, and the model number.
Is quadlock worth?
The only criticism I have is that it’s quite expensive; that said, so is your iPhone, and the Quad Lock really does hold it securely. Overall, it’s a great system that works brilliantly. If you want to view your phone while you’re riding, this is an excellent way to do it.
Is cycling drunk illegal?
Is there a legal alcohol limit for cycling? If a Garda suspects you are cycling under the influence of alcohol or drugs to the point that you do not have proper control of the bike, you can be arrested without a warrant.
Do you legally have to wear a helmet when cycling?
There’s no law which compels cyclists of any age to wear a helmet. However, it’s obviously dangerous to cycle without one, and the Highway Code suggests all cyclists wear a safe and well-fitting helmet regardless of what the laws says.
Is it illegal to ride a bike drunk WA?
Riding under the influence It is an offence under Section 229 of the Road Traffic Code to ride a bicycle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs to such an extent as to be incapable of having proper control of the bicycle. The penalty for this offence is a maximum of 2 penalty units.