Ducati partners with Quad Lock on limited-edition motorcycle phone cases
Quad Lock has partnered with Ducati to release a limited-edition range of MAG phone cases, combining race-inspired design with secure mounting for everyday riding.
Ducati has teamed up with phone mounting specialist Quad Lock to launch a new range of officially licensed cases.
Called the Limited-Edition Ducati Quad Lock MAG Case Collection (snappy name, we know!), the new line-up takes inspiration from the Bologna firm’s racing pedigree while aiming to deliver something practical enough for everyday riding. Two versions headline the collection, a Ducati Corse Edition and a Ducati 100-Year Celebration Case.
Ducati, of course, needs little introduction, as for more than a century the Italian marque has built its reputation on racing success, sharp design, and a steady stream of technical innovation. Quad Lock, meanwhile, has carved out its own niche, quickly becoming the go-to solution for bikers who use their phones for navigation and music while out and about riding.
Both cases are designed to slot straight into Quad Lock’s existing MAG ecosystem, meaning they’ll work with the brand’s mounts whether you’re navigating through city traffic, scratching along a favourite B-road, or loading up for a longer trip.
Speaking about the new collaboration, Dom Storey, Head of Global Sports Marketing at Quad Lock, said:
“Ducati is one of the most iconic names in motorcycling … We’ve built Quad Lock by focusing on practical, rider-first design. This collaboration brings that approach together with Ducati’s heritage in a way that feels genuinely aligned: performance-led, purposeful, and made for the road.”
As you might expect from anything carrying the “limited edition” tag, availability will be restricted — so once they’re gone, they’re gone. The Ducati Corse and 100-Year Celebration Case are both priced at £49.99, and you can find out more information on the official website.
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