Thinvik Out Front Bike Computer Mount for Garmin Edge 840/830/820/810/540/530/520Plus/520/510/500/200/130/25 GPS Compatible with 31.8mm 25.4mm Handlebar

I needed two specific things in an out-front mount for a new, high-end eBike. First, it had to be thin enough to work around all of the fixed cabling on the bikes handlebars. Second, it had to securely hold my Garmin Edge in all sorts of touring conditions. This Thinvik mount did both things well. I had no trouble attaching the mount to the fat bars on the new bike, and routing around the cabling was no problem, thanks to the Thinvik mount's slim profile. Then last week I was able to test the integrity of the mount. I took the bike on a five-day tour of rural Indiana and Kentucky that included backroads that were so bumpy that I lost one water bottle. My Garmin Edge remained solidly locked in. The other thing that I like about the Thinvik mount is that it costs a fraction of the Garmin version of the same mount.

This is the 4th that I have bought, I’ve only broke one, I went over the handlebars and my Garmin hit the ground and broke the mount. I had some scratches on my chest and split my chin. (I’ve had a beard since and I’m not sure ghee big the scar is, should of gotten a stitch or 2…) anyway great mount to have on all your bikes, I gave 3 bikes. I have a Garmin for on top and a light for the bottom. I just got a mini Bluetooth speaker that I made a mount for the GoPro standard, will work to have individual music for my rides, speaker isn’t that loud anyways. Love the other stuff you get, flashlight mount (that’s what I used for the speaker mount) is cool, I’ve used one to hold a taillight.Biggest reason for me to get it is I have the Garmin (could of just used the handlebar/oring mount) but Ewan Ted to be able to mount a light/gopro/(now)micro speaker. Now I don’t have to worry about the Garmin orings breaking/dryrotting.

Very well made and well packaged. Fits perfectly on the 31.8 mm handlebars.

Good value for one third the price of the Garmin bracket. This will meet almost all cyclist’s needs, but definitely lower quality than the original item, which I also own. The bracket worked well on a bumpy 55 mile ride, holding my Garmin Edge 800 tight, and would do the same for the 500 series. It might not fare well off-road, or with the larger 1000 series. This was a real upgrade from the rubber band style mount. Buy one it’s worth it.

I love love my Garmin Edge 520 Plus - and I like the mount that it came with that puts it out ahead of my handlebars, easily visible when riding. But I have two bikes and it only came with one mount - enter this mount from Thinvik. For a very reasonable price, it’s just as good as the mount that came in the box and roughly the same size/shape. It works perfectly with my Edge 520 Plus, is easy to install and easy to mount the 520 unit. It seems good quality and that it will be durable.And really, what else can you ask a mount to do?

Would definitely buy again. Easy installation and holds Garmin head unit securely. Includes Allen Wrench. Not quite as refined as the OEM Garmin mount, but really, really close... and much cheaper. A great value.

It is a fairly simple device. clamp it to the bars and snap the computer or light into place. The issue I had with it was that it was not straight. It ran off to one side. Not that big of a deal but annoying. They are inexpensive, so I replaced it.

Works just fine.