Corki Computer Interface Compatible Handlebar Review

I thought it would be crazy to spend $65 on K-Edge, so I took the cheaper route. Wrong choice. You're driving on a flat road with no bumps and the thing breaks in half. Garmin/light go to flight. This design has serious design flaws. I would not recommend this product.

The product itself is ok and very cheap but the materials feel cheap and flimsy and I'm always not sure if my Garmin is really safe because every time when I ride on uneven pavement my Garmin moves to the point where it sometimes detaches from its mount (never banged or dropped, just stays unlocked and tilted until I level it again, but I always ride with one Garmin loop on the handlebar). The feature I was most looking forward to was the GoPro mount, it does the job, but when I first tried to…

Because this bke mount sticks out further than the others and has both a Garmin 800 top mount and a backlit bottom mount. This makes the use of an alloy preferable due to the required torque of both elements. There is no movement even with the light on in the distance, the lack of movement is crucial for good nighttime visibility.

Exactly what I wanted Perfect fit and the extra mount for a lamp or camera mount makes it perfect for video recording or attacking my night riders. set my Garmin on longer rides with the included power cable when the battery is running low. Not a dead end, but a suggestion to improve a great product.

The product itself is ok and really cheap but the materials feel cheap and flimsy and I'm always not sure if my Garmin is really safe because every time I over lightly riding rough roads, my Garmin moves toward sometimes detaching from the mount (never banged or dropped, just unlocks and stays in a tilted position until I level it back, but I always ride with a Garmin strap on the handlebars). The feature I was most looking forward to was the GoPro mount, it does the job, but when I first tried