4 Pack Out Front Mount Gasket Bicycle Handlebar Washer Ring for Garmin iGPSPORT GPS Edge Explore XOSS G/G+ Bike Computer Cycling Stand Holder Compatible with 31.8mm 25.4mm 2 Type Bar

These adapters fit a Garmin 'out front' mount designed to hold Garmin and other brand bike computers, go Pros, and other bike accessories that are compatible. They fit both my handlebars and the out front mount equally well and are a stable foundation for holding the sometimes heavy cameras and bike computers. They weigh only a couple of ounces, and adapt the mount to several sizes of handlebars. They look factory original, install in about 5 minutes. A good price and a cheaper way to replace inserts that harden with time and lose their ability to stabilize the mount.

Swapping handlebars and lost the original "thin" rubber handlebar spacer for my Garmin Extended Out-front Mount. Called Garmin "sorry, you'll need to buy a whole new mount". Wow🤯 I need to spend $40 to get 25 cent part?!Started hunting around on the internet and found this on Amazon. It's didn't say exactly that it would work with the genuine Garmin mount, but it looked like it in the images, it was $6 for two of the each size spacer AND it's returnable through Prime. I got it today and crossed my fingers and IT'S A PERFECT REPLACEMENT PART!!!If you have the Garmin Out-front Mount (extended or regular) this is a perfect fit!Note:If it helps, the part number of the Garmin Out-front Mount I'm using is: 010-12384-00Peace and ride safe ✌🏽

I needed replace old washers. These were good and quality a good fit. They are easy to install, perform perfectly, the appearance is the same as original and is a great value.

Exactly what was needed to securely mount the Garmin computer bracket to the bars

This is a pack of bicycle handlebar washer rings meant to hold your Garmin in place while you ride. It is a non-slip, rubbery material that really grips on to the handlebars and makes you feel confident your Garmin isn't going to slip out, hit the road, and shatter.

Though all the relatively inexpensive bicycles I've had, have had standard handlebars, peripherals even with the included rubber spacer rarely get tight enough. Likewise my most recent bike. I added a CP holder, but I ride with an external speaker in it per the photo. I had previously put in about 4 rubber spacers and it still wasn't tight. Without even loosening it, I had to periodically rotate it more upright. With this wider rubber, I was able to remove the four pieces and replace them with one of these. I had to trim anout 3/8" of a inch off it's length, but then perfect. Finally, the speaker/CP holder is tight. I can even feel that it is more secure when riding. Why don't manufacturers of bicycle periferals that go on the handlebars include thicker ones to begin with? These were very helpful.