Angle Adjustable Bike Computer Mount - Stem Top Cap Holder Compatible with Garmin Edge, Wahoo Elemnt, Bryton, Cateye

This thing is great! I wasted my time and money on all those other cheap, plastic out-front mounts with a tiny screw holding it on the bars! Inevitably it would always loosen and it would constantly flop over the handlebars. Then I found this, it works fantastic! Made out of some kind of strong alloy and feels solid and quality. Holds tight, looks good. What else is there?. Don't pay attention to any of the other minor whiners about this, just get it!

An easy swap and works perfect for the Wahoo Elemnt Bolt. Looks great. Had to free up some handlebar real estate where I was using the out front Wahoo mount.

Outstanding! I just got a Downhill bike with a Dual Crown fork. We went shuttle riding last weekend (you bring the bikes up the hill on a truck and everyone but the driver rides down the hill, rinse and repeat until the sun goes down) and I recorded the ride with my Apple Watch which was fine but I wanted to use my Wahoo to be able to pause it for the shuttling and resume for the riding. The problem? I don’t want my Wahoo out front in case I crash and a regular stem mount like I have on my other mountain in bikes won’t work with this style of fork. This attachment fits beautifully and seems to be pretty quality for the money. I did install it backwards of how the logo is but you can just flip the plastic mounting piece around and it works like it should. It came with a tapered bolt that I didn’t end up using as my factory one worked fine but I appreciate that being included. It also came with a total of 3 Wahoo mounts for when you break one (if you crash, your bike computer will break the mount instead of breaking the device, I’ve done it before [that’s a good thing]). Now I can have my Wahoo mounted on my Downhill bike safely behind the bars and out of the way but still super easy to see and reach if I need it. I’m stoked!

Good quality. I moved up to an Edge 1040 from the Edge 530 as I need a bigger screen to see. (Old eyes). The bigger screen required me to raise the unit higher on the stem. This fit the bill.

Looks to be a good build quality and will probably work for most people too. I just felt it stood too high up and didn't like the look of it do I returned it and purchased some with a lower profile.

I like stem cap-mounts because they help me solve my handlebar crowding issues, while keeping my accessories in convenient places. This mount shipped with the Garmin fitting installed, which is exactly what I needed; GUB did include the other fittings, too. Installation goes quickly. I had one concern that proved not to be an issue. My Garmin edge turns to lock into place. I was concerned that by turning the Garmin, I would turn this mount out of alignment. Just bolt it down firmly and the mount will remain aligned correctly when you lock your ride computer into place. And because the bottom and top parts of the mount are made of aluminum, you can tighten that bolt snug at the hinge so your ride computer remains level. So do I recommend the product? Yes, and I can confidently recommend other products by this manufacturer. I think I own 8 or more GUB products. Their name needs some work, but they really understand aluminum bike accessories.

Great solution for a Garmin mount on Tri bikes with aero bars. Places your Garmin out of the way of your hands and arms while stop being easily readable with a quick glance down while riding. You can tilt the mount for desired angle as well to avoid glare from the sun.

The metal components are well made - it’s great that it doubles up as a GoPro mount.But the plastic part where the bike computer clips in doesn’t work. The top “lip” under which the Edge is supposed to rotate, is too thick. I couldn’t even turn it 1/4 of the 90deg turn required for the device to lock in place. That’s with the plastic part loose or screwed onto the base.I gently sandpapered down the top (1000 grit) to reduce the thickness of the lip until it was able to turn 90deg, but once screwed onto the base it was too loose & doesn’t “stop” at 90deg :(So now it have a GoPro mount, but it’s not what I wanted.