Out Front Bike Computer Mount -Adjustable Bicycle Computer Mount for Garmin Edge Wahoo, Extended Mountain Bike Accessories Cycling Phone Bike Ligh...

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NICE LIKE HOW IT LIFTS UP

Everything is great with one exception. The cateye attachment does not allow changing screens. Would give 5 stars of it worked.

Picked this up for my daughter's bike - she's just starting out with longer distance riding on a road bike so needed something to hold her phone while riding. The inclusion of the light mount actually helps her out with her minipump. She's 4'11" and is riding a 40cm 650c Cannondale Six13 - it's extremely small so the choice is either a pump or a second bottle cage (500ml max). While it may look odd, the light mount lets her mount the pump out front (safer than riding with the pump in your jersey pockets) Comes with all of the tools needed to install - I didn't use them since I have a torque driver to get torques correct but they are there if you need them. Garmin quad lock adapter fits perfectly and locks up nicely on my Garmin 530 and her phone holder. The mount is solid with no creep even with her heavy Gen-Z phone (thing needs it's own luggage with that screen size).

Let's get this straight up front: this bike computer mount is loaded with features. It works with a ton of different devices - Garmin, Wahoo, Cateye, Bryton - you name it. There are even adapters included for four different computer models, plus a clip for a flashlight. That kind of versatility is pretty awesome, especially if you're someone who uses multiple cycling gadgets. Another big plus? Installation. This thing is a breeze to put on. It's lightweight and super compact, so you can easily toss it in your bag and take it on the go. Attaching it to your handlebars is a snap, no complex tools required. Here's where things get a little iffy: durability. The advertisement says this mount is "sturdy" and constructed from "high-quality materials." While it certainly functions well, the metal feels a bit thin. I haven't had any problems yet, but I am a little concerned about how it will hold up to bumps and rough rides in the long run. So, the verdict? If you're looking for a versatile and easy-to-install bike computer mount with tons of compatibility, this is a great option. Just keep in mind that the metal feels a bit thin, so durability might be a question mark. For casual cyclists, it's probably a good choice. But if you're a serious rider who puts your gear through the ringer, you might want to consider something a bit more heavy-duty.