Bike Mount for Garmin - [4-Pack] Replacement Adapter Insert Compatible with Garmin Out Front Cycling Computer Mounts, Bicycle GPS Computer Insert Replacement,Cycling Combo Road MTB Accessories

These work for the Bryton electronics.FYI, many other brands orient the screw holes to mount these kinds of inserts at the 3 and 9 o'clock positions. Bryton uses 12 and 6 o'clock positions. You may need to drill a couple of new screw holes in your mounting system if you're looking at these inserts to switch between electronics brands.

I use a “Brightech RA” integrated aero handlebar out front mount (https://a.co/d/4ZqMHIf) with the Garmin insert on my Canyon Aeroad CF SLX8. These VOIEOV Bike Mount for Garmin Inserts are an exact replacement of the original insert included with the mount.Based on the dimensions listed in product description photos, I was unsure if it would fit. My main concern had to do with the distance between the mounting holes. The seller shows it to be “0.86inch”. That is wider than my mount’s hole spacing. I took a chance and ordered it anyway. It turns out that their measurement was wrong. The actual measurements for the insert are: 0.126” (33mm) diameter, 0.2065” (5.08mm) thickness and most importantly, 0.807” (20.5mm) hole spacing center to center. That makes the actual hole spacing ~1/16” (~1.58mm) narrower. This would have been a dealbreaker if their provided measurement were correct. See my attached photos.I will also note that some reviewers have mentioned that this insert wasn’t an exact replacement for the insert in their original Garmin brand mounts. They are correct. It is not. These inserts have clean, tapered holes for the flat head screw to pass through from the top. There are no threads in them like on the Garmin original inserts which accept a screw from the bottom. The product photos provided are accurate as they show no threads.

I have a Garmin out front mount on my mountain bike handlebars (35mm diameter). The Garmin mount has a go-pro mount under the computer so I can mount a light. I needed to use a non-GPS bike computer for an event that doesn’t allow GPS. This cateye/Garmin adapter allows a cateye computer to be snapped onto a standard Garmin circular mount. Exactly what I needed. Not sure I like the fact that these come in a 4 pack when I only needed one, but I guess they’re inexpensive and maybe I’ll need a spare someday.

Missing nuts or proper screws. Will not screw down to a mount. Waste of money

this is exactly what i was looking for. however, the screw spacing is different from my mount. the measured distance between the screw holes are about 21mm. hopefully this is useful for prospective buyers.

I am 3D-printing bike parts that accept devices like bike computers, lights, cameras. While it would be possible to print such a bayonet connector with the rest of the bike part, the connection will be a lot more secure and durable by incorporating such an adapter (essentially leave a disk-shaped hole and teo screw holes in the print to insert adapter).Important note, though: These adapters were thinner and had a smaller diameter than similar adapters that came with two of my Garmin devices. Not a problem in my case as I simply matched the 3D-printed part.

I needed a replacement insert for my Corki out front mount. I tried the KOM first but it was too big. These fit perfectly.

I thought to get one of these in order to have backup mounts for my bikelight & also to replace a broken mount. Sadly for these mounts the screw holes are spaced too close inward whereas I can only screw 1 screw into a hole in which it's not very secure for my bikelight

Original mount insert was losing its grip. This was a very cheap and simple method of fixing it without spending a fortune. And with multiple bikes, there were plenty to go around. Good transaction.