Aluminium Alloy Out Front Bicycle Computer Combo Handlebar Mount for Garmin Edge 200 500 510 520 800 810 820 1000 1030 and Sport Action Camera,Compatible Handlebar Sizes 31.8mm 25.4mm

Some Garmin mounts are too short for today's Garmin bike computers. This is perfect. Clamps tight. Is very stable. And allows for accessories to be mounted wall. Highly recommend it

The media could not be loaded. Used for my Fly12 updated. I had to remount several times as it alway came loose and dropped down to matter how much or what materials I used. Suggestions 1. Mount should be shorter so it's not a lever and easily slips with a fly12. 2 make screw 2 mm longer to allow more material to be put under it so you can get a tighter fit 3. Put small spikes or teeth on the inside of the mount to prevent slippage.

This almost replaces K-edge. Big difference that you can't see or might not pay attention to is the placement of the arm that holds the computer.#1 This arm sits HIGH on the bracket that attaches to the handlebars so your computer will be sitting higher assuming your have it 0 degrees/flush or flat. K-edge sits low so your computer screen will be closer to flush with the top of the handlebars. I hope you can visualize that.If you have a bunch of cable housing than this computer mount might be better as it will give those cables more space, but you also might have a light or camera below your computer which leads me to #2.#2: If you are famliar with K-edge or any computer mount, there's 4 screw holes for attached your specific computer twist/click mount on the top, and a gopro or something else on the bottom. This off brand only 1 set of holes has threads. The K-Edge, both sets have threads. The K-edge is better suited for multiple attachments here in my opinion. If you are only doing a computer, this is perfect unless you want the computer flush/lower.

Having a flat carbon aero bar on my bike the round portion of the bar where the stem clamps onto it was limited. The standard Garmin brand computer mount was too thick and would not clamp on properly. The head steam doesn’t allow for much material left before the flat part of the handlebar starts. This brand has a thinner clamp on so the fit was just perfect. Made from aluminum alloy so it is stronger than the plastic types. Price was fair as well.

Easy to install and gives a sturdy hold

Potential Buyers Beware!!! You spend too much money on a bike computer and front mounted headlight to trust them to such a cheaply made product.... I purchased the Dymoece Aluminum Alloy Computer Mount because of mostly good reviews, however, I should have just gone with my bike compters brand of mount. My mount suffered from complete structural failure while on a fast descent. This mount was not subject to rough treatment or impact of any kind, but it just simply broke into two piece's. Now I have a broken POS mount, a broken Garmin Edge 530 and a broken1200 lumen Night Rider light. Almost $500 just gone, wasted on this cheap, casted aluminum, POS. I found during the post inspection of my equipment that the mounts failure point was a location just forward of the hinge in an area that narrows for sleakness or aesthetics. Do yourself a BIG favor and just walk away from this one. Purchase or use a mount intended for your brand computer.

If you want to ride with a "dash cam" GoPro and have a Garmin cyclometer this is the way to go. It puts everything far enough out that it isn't in the way and your drops aren't in the shot. It is metal and has no flex to speak of so the camera will be on solid footing. There is another version of this mount for Wahoo Fitness cyclometers, the only difference is the bayonet mount. It would be nice if they would sell the mount separately.

I liked it so much that I bought another one for a second bike.