🚴 Enhance Your Cycling Experience with the Garmin Forerunner Bicycle Mount Kit Review

For casual activities, cross training or commuting, a great way to view watch data in a safer and more convenient place. If this was my main sport, I would probably consider the computer. to. Works well, stays in place. Fasten your watch once it's there, you don't have to fasten it although you have that option. Universal mount for any watch (except Garmin logo).

Then when I'm out I take them off. I use it for my Garmin fenix 3 watch. So I didn't use zip ties to tie it up because I only want to use it when I'm on a stationary bike; When I go outside I wear a watch on my wrist. It's well made and stretches slightly to put it on the bike; it should also fit Garmin fenix 5 series I actually saw this product cheaper at Revain but without the GARMIN logo; it looks like it's the same.

DO NOT BUY FROM GP CORP. I bought one from Heart Rate Monitors USA a month ago and the item was genuine. Then I bought another one from GP Corp a week ago and it's not a genuine Garmin product. Difference? 1. There is no Garmin mark on the front of the product (as shown).2. The zip ties are not large enough to allow zip ties to pass through on a non-authentic item. First you need to thread something through the small hole to widen it and then thread the zip tie. It took me about 15 minutes to…

I'm a Garmin 210 runner who also rides a bike. I'm not a cyclist enough to buy a new GPS watch/bike computer. I was disappointed when I went to my local bike shop with my watch and asked how they recommended installing it on my bike for ease of use and they did a whole trial of which bike computer to buy and which three they were. - Watches with detachable and bike-mounted dials. I do not need that. A Garmin rep at the Chicago Marathon Show taught me how to toggle the display from minutes per…

I have an aluminum road bike with a 1" flat bar. I've fitted it with aftermarket aero bars so there isn't much room to install a GPS mount, or at least when I mount something the display is not visible in the riding position.However this Garmin mount fits.Unfortunately the polymer/rubber mounting hardware doesn't adhere well to the handlebars and you have to pull on the zip ties to get a tight fit ". Still it can rotate with vibration and some force. But this makes it easy to mount any gps…

I recently upgraded from a Forerunner 220 to a fenix 3 and was a little confused about the compatibility with different Garmin watch models after reading the info on the Garmin website. just like Revan. I can clearly say that it works with almost every watch. This is a simple piece of rubber that wraps around the steering wheel. The included zippers are not needed as the watch wrapped around the mount provides all the pressure needed to keep everything in place. If you have multiple bikes, the…

There's not much to say here. This device offers your GPS watch a large enough area to easily put on a bracelet. My fiancee and I use it with our Garmin 205. She has a smaller strap and I have a larger one and this device works with both. As far as I can tell there is absolutely no reason why it shouldn't work with a GPS watch. I didn't use zip ties to permanently attach it to the bike - it holds up great with the watch keeping it in place. And much nicer to wear them on the steering wheel than

The first thing that struck me was that one of the zips broke during the initial installation. Looks like it's a "quick coupler". Contact your local hardware supplier and purchase strong ties. Take the included pair so you can adjust the width. The length is simply shortened after installation; The longer the better for installation purposes. I don't think the mounting kit is strong enough unless I use zip ties. A whole pack of replacement cable ties is very cheap, so don't worry about cutting…