Motorcycle multimedia display
Your smartphone’s functions on the handlebar,
safer and clearer than ever. A motorcycle multimedia display brings all your
phone’s functionality to the bars without needing the phone itself mounted
there. Your smartphone stays safely in your pocket or bag while the display
syncs via Bluetooth or Wi‑Fi with CarPlay (Apple) or Android Auto (Google), so
navigation, music, messages and calls all appear on a larger, easier‑to‑read
screen designed specifically for motorcycle use.
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This is not just a phone holder with a plastic rain cover. Motorcycle multimedia displays are optimised for use with motorcycle gloves, carry IP66 or IP67 ratings against splash water and dust, operate in extremes from -20°C to +70°C, and remain readable in bright sunlight thanks to high brightness and automatic backlight adjustment.
The advantages are clear: your phone stays protected from the elements and from crashes, the bigger screen is easier to read while riding, and you operate everything via voice commands (Siri or Google Assistant) or with gloves on. Some models go further and add dashcam functionality with front and rear cameras, blind‑spot detection, tyre‑pressure monitoring via TPMS sensors or even direct integration with your motorcycle to display bike data such as speed, RPM and fuel range, effectively turning them into digital dashboards that can almost replace analogue ones.
Brands like Interphone and Midland offer motorcycle multimedia displays in various sizes, from compact 5‑inch units to larger 7‑inch screens. Some are universal, using handlebar mounts, while others are tailored to specific motorcycles such as BMW models, integrating via the Navigator cradle and controlled with the MultiController on the left handlebar.
Whether you want to navigate without exposing your phone to the rain or you are looking for a complete system with cameras and tyre‑pressure monitoring, motorcycle multimedia displays make modern smartphone functionality safe and practical to use on the motorcycle.