Adjustable Out Front Bike Computer Combo Extended Mount for Garmin Edge Gopro 25 130 200 500 510 520 800 810 820 1000 1030

I use a Garmin 830 Edge on this and it holds it firmly over quite rocky terrain. I'm not doing Red Bull DH with this but it has held on over "regular" MTB trails. it was very easy to put on and adjust to the proper position.I thought that it would be a good GoPro mount as well but, while it holds the GoPro just fine, I don't like the video I get from this mounting position. There's too much bar movement back and forth as you navigate the trails so the viewer just gets whiplash watching it. That's no fault of the mount though so I won't deduct any points for it.

Works great and does the job. Very nice well built..

Seems sturdy and like it's made of good material. It was snug, but did fit my Thompson stem. It didn't come with any instructions, but was pretty straight forward. My only complaint really isnt an issue with the product itself. If the light is tilted down towards the ground there is no room to charge the Garmin. However, I don't do many rides that outlast my Garmin.

So I had a Garmin mount on my handlebar to hold my cycling computer. I also had a clutter of a mount to get my GoPro mounted out in front of the handlebars so you wouldn't see the hoods, computer, and cables in the video shots. This one mount eliminates the clutter of mounts attached to the handlebars. It's a clean looking option. Hopefully it holds up. I have seen some reviews with pictures of broken mounts. Hopefully those were mounted to mountain and gravel bikes that took a beating. Mine is mounted to a road bike and I don't expect to put a beating on it. Should it fail, I will update this review.It was also an easy install, even without any instructions. If you look at the advertising image, it shows you how it should be mounted. It is not rocket science.UPDATE:The mount works great holding the Garmin 1030 and my GoPro Hero 4. However, since there is no rubber on the mount, like the mounts that go on handlebars, the road vibration produces bad quality videos with lots of vibration and shaky video. Other than that, I still like the mount because it frees up space on the handlebars.

I have Canyon v13 handlebars and they don't have screw holes available and the stem cap is recessed, which left me with few options to mount my Garmin cycle computer. This mount is perfect. Easy to install and it extends in front of the handlebars making it easy to view. I opted for the adjustable version vs. the fixed which allows you to change the angle of the computer vs. having it just be parallel to the road surface

Aluminum hardware seems sturdy enough and love that you can adjust the angle. However, the plastic piece where the Garmin locks is a bit flimsy and it broke on a mildly bumpy fast descent. I guess it couldn’t handle the vibration. Fortunately I had a silicon protector and my Garmin survived. Back at home I checked the Garmin lock piece and it is much beefier than the one on this mount. Beware.

I had the mount for a bit over a year. The bike it was attached to was ridden 21 times with an average ride of 25 miles. Last week I was riding downhill on a paved road that was slightly bumpy but common for So. Cal. I went over a few bumpy parts and the mount cracked and my Garmin flew off.A GoPro/Computer mount is a great idea. Look somewhere else...there are other options. Lesson learned - you get what you pay for!

I like how my bike light is in front and doesn’t light up my cables and in centered. The garmin is awesome right in the center of my cockpit.