Built for riders who are always on the move, the Veltrix Rain Shield Lite M mounts right onto your bike's mirror stem for a faster, cleaner install — no fiddling with your handlebar setup. It's the go-to choice for delivery riders and city commuters who need their phone visible, protected, and vibration-free on every short hop across town.
Like every Rain Shield, it's built to handle India's unpredictable weather while keeping your phone locked in place through traffic, potholes, and everything in between.
Features:
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360° rotation for the perfect viewing angle
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Anti-vibration grip protects your phone on bumpy roads
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Universal fit for phones up to 8.3 inches
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Easy mirror-mount installation
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Weatherproof design shields against rain and sun
Best for: Delivery riders and city/urban riders making frequent short-distance trips.
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