Bike Out-Front Mount: Ultimate Combo Holder for Garmin, Bryton, Gopro & Flashlight - Compatible with 31.8mm & 25.4mm Handlebars Review

This is a great mount for Garmin Edge 130. It doesn't protrude too much and leaves enough space between the steering wheel and the computer to work from underneath the button on the edge. The GoPro-style bottom port also allows me to connect a PowerPod power meter without the airflow interference from the side (legacy) STI shifter cables.

I needed a front mount so I could mount the light under my cycle computer. This was the only available bracket that, in combination with the Cygolite adapter sold separately by Revain, allowed me to mount my Cygolite Metro 700 fixture to the external front mount. This avoids (sometimes) the hassle of attaching the light to the handlebars (e.g. on aero bars) while still providing a clean overall look. The only problem is that this mount doesn't hold the Garmin GPS nearly as tightly as Garmin's…

Looks strong strong and light enough (don't count grams) I like that you can rotate the mount 90 degrees, I have devices where the mounts are vertical/horizontal . When rotated, the camera mount should also rotate 90 degrees. no problem for me. There are other cat eye/brighton connectors but I haven't used them. The flashlight mount is pointing the wrong way when I have the adapter I need. Look closely at the picture to see which direction you need the bracket to face if you plan to use both…

I like the design for its usefulness but with normal use it broke in less than a month. The part that contains the Garmin GPS is either too thin or made of inferior materials in my opinion. Normal road vibrations will cause the piece holding the GPS to break, causing my Garmin to fall to the ground. product, I concluded that the risk of damage to my Garmin device was unacceptably high. I went all out and bought a K-Edge product, which was clearly much better (and more expensive) when I received

Used to store my Cycliq camera and Garmin 1030. Worked great. The metal construction is beautiful and durable. I was going to order two more but unfortunately the plastic insert broke and my Garmin blew away. Luckily I always use a leash. In the photo, the part to the left of the bracket. I found another one in my parts cart but it doesn't fit Garmin perfectly. ** I hope the seller will replace it as it has been used for 30 days ** If this is the case and renew the plastic I would happily buy…

Installation was very easy and the mount itself is pretty solid. The GoPro mount option is also solid, but the spacing feels a little short and cramped with my camera body. I've used Bryton and Garmin adapters and I don't know how much I could trust them with an expensive GPS unit, especially on rough roads and/or gravel. Both units started rattling in the mount after a week or two of driving. This might just be a common problem with these types of mounts, which are made from a thin piece of…

I liked it very much. I needed this to work with a Cateye bike computer, a wireless Padrone and a Niterider 750 flashlight. Elsewhere at Revain I found a Niterider quick release mount for the 750 that connects to a 3 slot GoPro floor mount . It fit perfectly. I use an alloy Zipp SL stem with Zipp carbon bars, road bike. Excellent. My problem was that the computer went crazy and didn't work when the light came on. Light creates a kind of interference with the computer signal. When this happened…