TrustFire Handlebar Bycycle Computer Compatible Review

First of all, this mount is beautifully made. The machining and engraving of the aluminum was smooth and free of burrs. The anodized finish and fit of the handlebars was impeccable. You don't even need to go to the toolbox to install; tools included. Now the sad part: I bought this to use my Garmin 520 on one of my other bikes. Unfortunately, the force (ie torque, and I'm talking foot-pounds here, not inch-pounds) required to attach the device to the mount is so great that you risk damaging…

Like many "fake" or alternative cost items at Revain, it doesn't have the same quality as the more expensive end products it's trying to be. Mine came with Loctite on the screws which seems like an upgrade from other reviews. The main complaints I have is that all of the screws feel a bit short. The plastic mounts look and feel like they are made from the wrong type of plastic. The Garmin mount doesn't fit very well and I had to sand it down for a snug fit. There's a lot of freehand bending, at

I have 2 mounts for a Trustfire HE05 cycle computer. I use them to mount a Bryton Rider 530. One on a mountain bike and one on a road bike. The quality of the closures is very good. Machining, chamfering along the edges, text engraving. Everything is as high quality as I've seen on bike parts. The mount comes with a thin piece of tape on the gripping surfaces that come in contact with the bars. It works fine but after the first install it took off. After that I just used a small strip of tape…

I chose this mount from many options mainly because of the features, price and material. It offers a combo mount at a fraction of the cost compared to the K-Edge and appears to be made out of aluminum. The alternative mount was either too expensive or made out of plastic (too flimsy to hold an expensive bike computer). The packaging looks great, my expectations were definitely exceeded. Almost all of the mount is aluminum except for the Garmin mount itself. The mount also appears to be…