🚴 Dymoece Aluminium Alloy Out Front Bicycle Computer Combo Handlebar Mount for Garmin Edge 200 500 510 520 800 810 820 1000 1030 and Sport Action Camera - Compatible with 31.8mm and 25.4mm Handlebar Sizes Review

This bracket was specially designed to mount the GPS on top and the flashlight on the bottom, but broke very quickly. I used this mount for about 8 rides before it broke in two and my Garmin and NiteRider lights fell to the ground at 20mph. Luckily my Garmin and the lights are still working. However, I am returning this mount immediately to find something better. This is my second mount, the other one was from a different manufacturer and broke. I think I'll pay extra and buy K-Edge.

Get a K-Edge This cheap imitation suddenly broke down while I was driving a dark trail 15 miles from home. The connected Garmin Edge 1030 GPS and NiteRider crashed on the sidewalk at night, causing cosmetic damage to both devices. I've ridden the K Edge for thousands of miles and while one of them failed, it wasn't a disaster. If you care about your hardware and can't afford to replace it, spend an extra $40 for a secure, dependable electronics mount you count on.

Great design, very low profile and nice aluminum finish. In doing so they cut corners on the plastic receiver you put in and it broke 30 minutes into my first ride on fairly flat roads. If you ride exclusively on bike lanes with no road or rail crossings then that's probably fine, if you have to deal with a lot of highway to bike lane crossings there's a good chance you need something better. If you ride a mountain bike, then you're not up to it.

Purchased with a K-Edge light mount adapter. Both items did not match. Returned both as I didn't want to mess with any of them and force them. This issue is identical to the YouTube video where the adapter and the K-edge XL mount don't match and the owner used a flathead screwdriver and appropriate grease. . Dynoece has the same specs as the K-Edge product but costs a lot less so I figured it was his fault. After watching this video I'm not sure. Otherwise it is beautiful, looks good and ends…

This is a good mount but the mounting screw is too short for my handlebars. I had to grab a bolt from my Garmin SRAM Extended Mount, which is longer, to attach it to my bike. But that SRAM screw is a torx screw and one of the reasons I got this bracket was because I did NOT have to use a torx 25 wrench to tighten the screw. However, since the Dymoece screw is too short, I decided to use a Torx 25 anyway. However, the shape of this mount suits me better than the SRAM mount, so it's a compromise…

For mounting a Garmin Edge 1000 on top and a Cycliq Fly 12 CE underneath. The casting (it is not machined and is not advertised as machined) appears to have a design flaw. The molding has a slot for a mounting ring (which attaches to the handlebars of the bike) to have a fully open ring to mount to the handlebars. The ring is then closed and tightened with a screw. The slot makes the hand holding the electronics very thin at this point, road vibration from 3 months of use may have caused the…

Attention potential buyers! You spend way too much money on a bike computer and a headlight to trust a product that cheap. I bought the Dymoece aluminum alloy computer mount based on the mostly good reviews, but I should have gone for the bike computer mount instead. My mount suffered a total structural failure during a rapid descent. This bracket has not been subjected to rough handling or any kind of impact, it has simply been divided into two parts. I now have a broken POS mount, a broken…