Master Lock Cable Lock, Set Your Own Combination Bike Lock, 6 ft. Long, Black & ORIbox Bike Phone Mount, Motorcycle Handlebar Mount, 360° Rotation Silicone Bicycle Phone Holder

This bundle pairs a Master Lock combination cable lock with an ORIbox handlebar phone mount, covering security and navigation for one bike setup. The lock uses braided steel with a vinyl coating and a combination you set yourself, and its adjustable mechanism grips the cable anywhere along its length, so the same lock suits a bike frame, an ATV, a grill or a lawn mower. The mount is moulded from elastic silicone rather than hard plastic, cushioning the phone against road vibration while leaving side buttons reachable. The cradle rotates a full circle, and the holder section detaches from the base so a phone can be lifted off without removing the whole fitting.

• Cable: 6 ft. long, 5/16 in. outside diameter, adjustable from 6 in. to 6 ft.
• Lock body: rust-resistant, rated for indoor and outdoor use
• Mount fits handlebars 0.66 in. to 1.68 in. in diameter
• Holds phones with 4.0 in. to 6.5 in. screens

Setting the combination for the first time takes only a few minutes: open the lock with the factory code, hold the reset button while you dial in your preferred sequence, then release to save it. Choose something you can recall without writing it down, and avoid obvious patterns like sequential numbers. When you lock the bike, thread the cable through the frame triangle and around a fixed object such as a post or rack rather than just through a wheel, since wheels detach easily. After each use, scramble the dials a few turns so the combination is not left visible at the set position.

For the mount, the detachable cradle means you can pop the phone off in seconds when parking in a public spot, leaving only the plain base on the bar, which discourages theft. Riders with thicker bar setups, such as those with bar-end weights or grips pushed toward center, should measure the usable diameter before buying, since the mount range tops out under 1.7 inches. Both items are compact enough to drop into a jersey pocket or small saddlebag together, which suits commuters who move between multiple bikes and want one bundle to carry across them.