Garmin Quarter Turn Edge GPS Cycling Computer mount

Great product

As the title says, it does exactly what you expect it to do (and well) and it's completely simple to fit. It comes with fittings for different size handle bars too. And not only that, it comes with 2 units in the box (2 different mounts with fitting bands for each), which is a bonus. So all things considered it's hard to fault!Bought for my Garmin 310XT, for which I already had the quick release strap and fittings, bought separately.

Fit on my slightly larger gravel handlebars just fine with the amount of elastic given

What can I say.... it's a mount for my Garmin. What did it do.. it safely and securely mounted my Garmin. Good price and was a Garmin product rather than 3rd party stuff.

I bought this for a bryton rider 21 as I was fairly sure the quarter turn mount was the same. It was a bit tight out-of-the-box and I needed to scrape some plastic from the inside diameter of the mount with a penknife to get it to fit correctly, not a big job. That done, it works fine and does the job well.Note that this is actually a set of two mounts, it isn't obvious from the item description.

Very simple to put it on the stem of your bike - need a bit of oomph to get the straps around the arms to keep it rigid. I used this as a stopgap while without a front mount and it is more than adequate as an alternative to that. I find it easier to press buttons than with a front mount but position slightly worse as closer to you and have to look down rather than look out the corner of your eye.

I bought a Garmin Edge 500 in the summer which came with 2 mounts which is a bonus.However I have just built up a new bike and am too lazy to keep swapping mounts over so bought one from here for £7.34. Very easy to fit, just make sure you put it the right way round. If fitting on the stem the cut outs in the mount need to be facing forward & back down the frame.Does hold the Edge very securely on the stem.Couple of criticisms though. Because it's so easy to fit it's easy to nick being secured with just a couple of thick rubber bands. Would prefer cable ties to stop the opportunist thief from nicking it. True, I could remove it every time I leave the bike but am concerned about stretching the bands & compromising them.Secondly the rubber "gasket" that fits underneath the actual mount keeps squashing out of shape on mine. It's fitted correctly and am wondering if the hot summer has melted the plastic. It's annoying and will probably glue it to the mount the next time it happens.Thirdly - for what it is I find it overpriced. It probably costs Garmin all of 10p complete & packaged to manufacture. A fiver seems a more reasonable price.I will probably get a SRAM out front mount for around £14 in the future.

I've got these on four of my five bikes. The other has the more expensive mount, which puts the Garmin forward of the bars. I prefer these, because they put the Garmin directly on the top of the stem, which is tidy. But if you've got a very short stem, you'll need the other kind. I should add that I've only had them a couple of months, so I don't know how long they last. The Garmin goes on and off really easily, so there doesn't seem to be any reason why the mount would wear out quickly.