Bike Out-Front Mount Bicycle Handlebar Combo Mount for Garmin Bryton Gopro Flashlight Camera,Compatible with 31.8mm 25.4mm Handlebar (Black)

Very pleased. I needed this to work for a Cateye cycling computer, Padrone wireless, and a Niterider 750 light. Somewhere else on Amazon I found a Niterider quick release mount for the 750 that will connect in the 3 slot “GoPro” bottom attachment.This went together perfectly.I am using a Zipp SL alloy stem with Zipp carbon bars, road bike.Fit was great. My problem was when the light was turned on, the computer went nuts and didn’t work. The light has some sort of signal interference for the computer. When this happened to me before, when each item had their own mount, my solution was to separate them a little bit on the handle bars.These two items this close together can’t work with each other on this out front mount. Is it the mount’s fault? No!I have since gone back to my cycle computer only out front mount for the computer, Velochampion - also from Amazon. And I use the original Niterider light mount spaced appropriately enough apart so that both item work flawlessly.Unlucky me, but great mount for sure. I hope this helps you decide on your setup.

Was using this to hold my Cycliq camera and my Garmin 1030. It was working great. Metal construction is nice and sturdy. I was going to order two more but unfortunately the plastic insert broke and my Garmin flew off. Thankfully I always use the tether.In the photo the piece on the left came from the mount. I found another in my parts bin but it’s not a perfect fit for the Garmin.**I’m hoping the seller will replace this since it’s within 30 days of use**If they do, and they upgrade the plastics, I’d be happy to buy more and recommend the product.Update: Amazon support (after a lot of me explaining what I was talking about) credited me a new insert they found that’s made by KOM. It’s a $7 item so if you buy that along with this kit I think you are still going to save over 50% vs leading brands and you have a solid solution. I’ll be doing that for another bike. Upgraded my rating to three stars.

Installation was very simple and the mounting arm itself is quite sturdy. The GoPro mounting option is solid as well, but the spacing seems a little small and tight with my camera’s case. I have used both the Bryton and Garmin adapters and don’t know how much I would trust them with an expensive GPS unit, especially on rough roads and/or gravel. Both units had developed rattling in the mount after a week or two of riding. This may just be a general problem with mounts of this type being made of a thin section of a brittle plastic formulation, but I guess you get what you pay for. I am going to try to salvage this unit by installing a k-edge adapter. Fingers crossed that the screw holes line up.In Summary: If you’re going to splurge on a GPS, buy a better mount than this one. For reference, I was using a Hammerhead Karoo 1 which may be the heaviest head unit on the market and some of my roads are in pretty rough shape, although potholes aren’t really a problem.

I like the design in terms of its utility but, used normally, it broke in less than a month. The part that the Garmin GPS goes into is, in my opinion, either too thin and/or of inferior materials. Normal road vibration results in the part that holds the GPS to break, which resulted in my Garmin falling to the ground.I was going to exchange for a new one but, after reading of this same problem, recently and elsewhere in the reviews for this product, I concluded that the risk of damaging my Garmin unit was unacceptably high.I went full out and bought the K-Edge product which, when received, was obviously far superior (and expensive).

Product broke on my second ride. I watched my phone go tumbling down on an easy and flat road. The mount arm is sturdy enough but the actual insert that is used to lock in a device is very flimsy and thin plastic very disappointed.

Seems strong, sturdy and light enough (I don't count grams) I like that you can rotate the mount 90 degrees, I have devices where the mounts are vertical / horizontal. If rotated the camera mount must rotate 90 degrees as well. not an issue for me. The have other connectors for cat eye / bryton but i haven't used those. flashlight mount will face the wrong direction when I have adapter the way I need it. See image closely to see which direction you need mount if you are planning on using both sides. You could always use 90 degree go pro adapter but i guess you don't want that if you are a weight weenie.

I needed an out front Mount to allow for mounting a light underneath my bike computer. This was the only mount available that, coupled with a Cygolite adapter sold separately by Amazon, I could mount my Cygolite Metro 700 light onto the out front Mount. This avoids the (sometimes) difficulty in mounting a light to the handlebars (Such as with aerodynamic bars), while providing a clean overall appearance. Only knock is that this mount does not hold the Garmin GPS nearly as snugly as Garmin’s own brand of out front Mount.

I've used it for my Garmin bike computer on a couple road bikes. I'm quite happy with it. I have not tried the under-mount yet, but it looks like a small flashlight or a gopro-type camera would mount well. It's plenty sturdy for road biking. It's light weight. Seems like good quality. Considering I'm a repeat customer, it must be pretty decent or I would not have bought the second one.

I needed another mount that could also support my Cyliq Fly12 which uses a GoPro style system. I also only wanted the mount to be able to hold my Garmin Edge for cleaniness.Found this one on Amazon that seemed to tick all the boxes. It holds my Garmin Edge 1000 and Cycliq Fly12 with ease. So far it's been stable and the footage from the camera has been pretty steady.I took a star off because the top portion that holds the Garmin is flimsier than I would have expected. There is some noticeable play there and I'd be worried about the long-term use of this. I'd perhaps recommend tethering a Garmin Edge if you're worried about it flying off or the tabs breaking during a ride.

All I really want is a combo mount that is sturdy and will last at least 1 year. Durability is essential as I use the GoPro mount for my video camera on every ride. Typically 8-9 hours per week on pavement; roads that are decent, but with quite a few seams (cracks) along the way. There is nothing worse for image quality that a mount that won't hold the camera steady. I first purchased a top of the line K-Edge mount only to have it break from normal use so I won't make that mistake again - it was a miracle I didn't loose my camera and bike computer when the bolts sheared at a joint between the handlebar clamp and the mounting arm. (I won't buy any mount that uses that design again.) This mount is preforming as well as the bigger brand names so far, only the cost is much more reasonable. Does it look as sleek? No, but I've learned that durability is more important and a plain and simple design like this combo mount works best.

Really happy with this mount, my garmin 510 and hero 5 session mounted up super secure. The arm bracket is milled out of aluminum and fit like a glove on my road bike's 31.8mm. The twist in clip for the garmin is nice and secure and the gopro generic mount is great too with ample room to make vertical adjustments. I can't vouch for the reducers for a smaller handle bar install nor the other brand GPS mount. This is a great solution for mounting my camera and garmin and this particular version appears to be well made, the included flashlight mount will be helpful too. would recommend!

Like: solid mount arm, GoPro base, and it tightened easily on a standard 31.6 bar.Dislike: it mounts high meaning the computer sits much closer and is higher than the stem, a bit unsightly. Also dislike the garmin base, quite loose.

Have been using this for a bit and quite like it, it's strong and sturdy and has done a good job keeping my light and Garmin in place.Would have given a 5 star but it should have a small bit of rubber or plastic to go between it and the handlebar as it's metal and can scratch the bike.