Dymoece Aluminum Alloy Bike Computer Mount for Road Bike Handlebars, Compatible with Garmin Edge 130 200 500 510 520 810 820 1000 1030, Plus Flashlight Review

Works great on my Canyon Ultimate. However, you will need thinner, shorter screws from the hardware store for fastening. Too bad that there were a few different sizes for assembly.

I bought these to mount a Garmin to a Canyon Grail CF. It turned right away, my bike had the necessary screws. The bracket makes a solid impression, there were no problems during installation. Didn't try to install a flashlight or camera.

Bought it for my Canyon Endurace slx with Aero Cab (H36). The mount is very strong and light and I love the extra professional mount on the bottom which I rarely use but it's nice to know it's always there when you need it. Definitely better than any plastic mount and delivered quickly! ABOVE!

Broke after 2 trips. The weak point seems to be where the light mount is. Way ahead. There's enough room for the length of the lantern, but there's probably too much leverage at the bracket's weakest point, the screw hole. I used a torque wrench to install it, but it broke anyway.

The mount works great as advertised and fits my larger Garmin computer. However, the plastic inner bracket (not the aluminum part) broke after a season of riding and my computer rolled down the road. Seems to be very short lived. Garmin's standard plastic mount doesn't fit this aluminum body, so now I have to keep an eye out for parts from an obscure brand. In retrospect, I should have paid a higher price for K-Edge or Garmin equivalents.

If you're looking for a Garmin and GoPro combo mount for your Canyon, you've come to the right place. This thing is solid, fits perfectly and holds the components in place (the Garmin quarter turn mount is rigid, which I like, and the GoPro mount is solid). I replaced my Canyon Garmin mount with this one and couldn't be happier. It should be noted that the screws that come with the mount are slightly oversized so you will either need your Canyon mount's screws or consult your local hardware…