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B. Abraham
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
This is a nice out front mount for my Garmin. It had everything I needed to attach it to my bars, including a couple spaces to make things nice and snug. Easy to install and works great!
Zack M.
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025
This is a very solid out front quarter turn mount, indistinguishable quality from the name brand counterpart. I really like the downward facing quarter turn mount which allows me to easily attach and remove an action camera well also mounting my phone / GPS on the top. Great price and a unique product
Rachel Reads Romance
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
This mount is pretty solid. My husband positively compared it to other name brand mounts that he owns. It is lightweight, but sturdy in structure, and relatively cheaper than the name brand ones.My husband appreciated the quarter mount turn on the bottom because it makes taking your go pro, light, or computer off quick and easy. When your light or go pro is latched on, it is secure; there’s no wobbling or shaking in terms of your device that is latched on to the mount. No worrying about whether your device will become detached or be at risk of falling off. The entire mount itself can be a little shaky when going over bumps or rough spots, but that’s to be expected.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2024
I had to return last unit I ordered as mounting bracket was to large for my trek bike handle bars. This one with larger spacer installed fits fine and bike computer fits perfectly. Very happy with unit!
S.D.A
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024
So far seems to be working well. I am using this with the CooSpo BLC100 light plus a CS500 bike computer. Seems sturdy enough. Remains to be seen if down the road I can add a GoPro-like device.
Joe Handlebar
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024
This ended up being an excellent mount for my use. I often ride early in the morning (ignore the fact I took the pics while my bike was inside on the trainer....snowing!) and like having as much real estate available on my bars. Having the light (or camera if I wanted) under the mount is aesthetically pleasing, but also practical as it keeps it out of the way of my hands. The quarter turn adapter is perfect as I don't have to remove the light from the mount...just pop the mount off and plug it in for charging. One note to those who are asking, it won't fit a 35mm bar with all of the rubber spacers removed. I gave it a try on a set of 35mm bars and it was a no-go. Maybe I could have forced it a bit more, but I certainly didn't want to risk cracking the clamp. So while this looks very much like the more expensive big G brand, I don't think the dimensions are quite the same. It doesn't have quite the same "bling" factor of the much more expensive CNC alloy mounts, it'll absolutely perform the exact same function.... hold your computer and a light or camera.
Lizzie
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2024
The mount functioned well. Was nice tight fit on the bike and on the camera. I've ridden about 100 miles with it so far.A few negatives: Because I wanted to have access to the camera I had to mount it to the bike upside down so the camera faced up (buttons & screen). Not that big of a deal, but then you have to screw it together upside down, and with the screw facing down and miles of bumps, it'll be easier to lose the screw or not notice there's an issue.Also as you can see from the photo the underside of the mount (which is facing up in the photo) has material removed for I assume weight reasons. If it rained it could collect water here but again, my bad for mounting it upside down. The other negative is the nut that receives bolt on the camera mount side is not fixed to the mount like many other GoPro branded accessories. This just makes mounting the camera just that little bit harder because you have to hold the nut and bolt and the camera all together when you attach the mount. As apposed to nut being fixed and just needing to hold the bolt and the camera.Up sides … the camera was very secure once mounted. It does what is says on the tin the old saying goes.
Vidiot
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024
I've used Garmin's standard, o-ring fastened handlebar/stem mounts on my road bikes' stems forever with no complaints until I recently switched to a stem with a bit of rise angle. That made the angle of the GPS head unit awkward to use the buttons and to see the screen. My handlebar was already a bit crowded with a bell and a couple of light mounts so an out front mount was in order to solve the viewing angle and button access issues while not overcrowding the handlebar with the original Garmin mount.This kit could do the trick, but a couple of issues make it an imperfect solution. 1 - the mounting clamp is a bit wider than others I've seen, but that may be the tradeoff of a plastic construction vs aluminum or carbon fiber. 2 - the arm is a bit deep (similar tradeoff to get strength), interfering with one of my lights so I have to shift the light sideways a little, which loses me some hand position clearance. I may try to adapt something with the GoPro camera mount for one of my lights.The main mount without GoPro attachment is 50g with the 31.8mm shim. The GoPro mount adds 16g.The mount holds my Garmin very solidly with an affirmative feel that my original Garmin mount can't match.One minor gripe, the box suggests a 2.5mm hex wrench for the handlebar clamp is included, but mine didn't have one. It did come with a 3mm wrench for the GoPro mount. The computer mounting plate uses a 2mm wrench if you need to replace it (or rotate it 90 degrees for a Wahoo computer?).Update 2024-10-15: Rode on some washboard roads today purposefully to see how this mount performs. Excellent! Not a hint of slippage or vibration, rock solid. With regard to moving a light that is partially blocked with this mount in place, turns out it works out great to attach the old school Garmin o-ring mount onto my daytime be-seen front light (shaped like a small candy bar with the light coming out the large face rather than the small end) with an o-ring and it fits the GoPro camera mount below the computer perfectly with minimal obscuring of the light output. Again, rock solid.However, one anomaly seems to be an unusually high heart rate reading on the Garmin during parts of the ride. I wonder if the much closer proximity between the light (in strobe mode) and the Garmin caused the strange readings with some radio interference. In subsequent rides, I'll try it with the light steady-on, then maybe off, then maybe with everything back in their old positions before I installed the out front mount. Maybe I just had an unusually vigorous ride today (it did feel a little bit like that briefly), but my max HR was like 20 beats higher than my normal max.
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