Bike Cellphone Holder

This is an instructable on how to make a cellphone holder for your bike that fits in your water bottle holder. Money and other small items can be stashed in it as well.

Step 1: Materials

Things you will need to complete this project:
- Water bottle (maybe an old free one that would otherwise just be taking up room in your house)
- Duct tape
- x-acto knife or some kind of blade even scissors could work
- Permanent marker
- Ruler
- Rubber band

Comments

[mischka]

Great Idea to store your phone in a plastic bottle. So its protected against rain, but think you cant hear it while biking. Next step is to add an alert LED to the bottle to see when its ringing ;-)

[rschack]

Yeah that's a great idea, or maybe have the led on the handlebars to prevent from wrecking by looking down at your water bottle. :)

[finnrambo]

is this your first instructable?

[Bindlestiff]

You can view a users instructables (as well as the dates that they were created) by clicking on their avatar or name at the right side of the screen. It also lists a user's number of instructables under their avatar. (That's what the one is under your avatar.) Hope that helps :)

[rschack]

No. Why do you ask?

[finnrambo]

It just seemed like a first instructable in that it's useful but not quite as complicated as a 15th or so instructable (4 steps as opposed to 30).

[zazenergy]

I think you'd be very surprised to see some of the extraordinary first time Instructables we get on the site! Whether it's your 1st or 500th we encourage all kinds of cool projects like this one :)

[rschack]

I don't have the patience or the time to write out that many steps. Most of the instructables I have made are just pictures that's why it says that I have so many. I have really only done like five or something.

[finnrambo]

True, I envy the highschoolers who have so much time but just spend it playing Black Ops. I don't have a clue where you get the patience to do claymation though :)

[rschack]

Haha yeah. as you can see though I don't have that many claymations and they are just simple, so I am still working on the whole patience thing. :)