Garmin Quarter Turn Bike Mount
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Garmin Quarter Turn Bike Mount $10.00
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Scott GolsanGearheadIt's a Garmin mount
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Not much to write. It's a Garmin GPS mount and works great and does the job required. Have a Garmin? Have multiple bikes? Than you'll want some of these.
Clayton Otto GearheadThe standard mount
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
This mount is ok. It is secured by o-rings so sometimes they can fail or wear out. I recommend looking into a Bar Fly mount, so you can protect your computer.
Mark L.Is this for 1 mount or 2?
Marianne S.will this work with the garmin edge 1000?
Eric D.Will this mount work with the garmin oregon 650? If not which one do I need to mount the oregon to my handlebar?
Cassypretty awesome, with a mtb caveat
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This mount is really simple and inexpensive, so it's pretty much a no-brainer if you own a garmin and want to attach it to your bike somehow. Mine has migrated from my handlebars, to my toptube, to my stem, which I initially thought was too short to use as a mounting spot,- but it's actually been the most secure. My experience with the Quarter Turn on my mountain bike has been that, if the mount has any freedom at all to move laterally (like on the bars or the toptube), it definitely will when riding on rocky trails - which usually has resulted in it falling off my bike and rubber bands being lost.
TL:DR; mounting it to the stem is the way to go! I'm about to order a second mount for the spare parts - it already comes with extra rubber bands in each size, but I wish it came with more.
PV cyclist
Avg. ride time: 1h 45m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
Priced right and Simple!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Simple design that works! Though I use K Edge's bar mount, when I need to swap mount, this is that fastest tool less way to go. It's so versatile and simple it's hard to beat!
Trevor JAvg. ride time: 11h 54m per week- Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.
Secure and Versatile
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Great little mounting system for changing your Garmin form bike to bike. Simple to the install, fits about any stem and has a really secure fit. Cheap and it works.
I-ManMy Garmin Edge is secure
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is by all means the best deal out there for a mount. I have four bikes, and would have spent $100 for mounts for my bikes. With these, I spent $20. Are these flashy? Nope. Will the rubber straps break overtime? Maybe, but it's worth the risk!
I've put these on a Cannondale Scalpel that has a rounded square stem -- fits great. Also use it on a Easton EA70 and Ritchey WCS stem. Fits well on all of them.
Nestor RuizGet the job done.
Simple to hold the device in firmly place. Very secure and durable. Gets the job done.
Noah SingerHave one for every bike
This mount should be on every bike you own if you have a Garmin unit. It attaches with rubber bands so you don't want to be moving it from one bike to the next. It can rotate to mount on either your stem or handlebar. It's dead simple and works, the unit will never eject. I personally don't understand why people like the Bar Fly so much. For $10 this is all you need, and it's not like your speed or altitude will increase with a more expensive mount.
MonkeybarExtra 0-rings and quarter turn mount
The Edge 500 comes with all this accessories but it's good to have a spare.
MonkeybarGood quality, easy to use.
Very easy to use, it comes with different size adapters depending if you want to use it in the stem or in the handlebar. Easy to install and it doesn't move. It comes with two different size 0-rings.