TUSITA Flush Out Front Mount and Friction Flange Mount
TUSITA Flush Out Front Mount and Friction Flange Mount Adapter Compatible with Garmin Edge GPS Bike Computer, XOSS G/G+ – Cycling Handlebar 25.4mm 31.8mm Light Holder Camera Bracke
Safe & Secure: We are confident that upgrading to a TUSITA Cycling Mount will give you piece of mind knowing you’ve chosen the best way to securely lock and perfectly position your computer on your bike so you can focus on your goals, whether that be having fun or going fast, or both
Quick & Easy to Install: Mount on your bicycles handlebars in under 60 seconds. Convenient installation kit makes it very easy to install and disassemble from any Bicycle Handlebar,only need to locate and lock nut.
Two Spacers for More Handlebars: It is widely used in road bikes with 25.4mm and 31.8mm handlebars, enables you to easily view performance data on your bike GPS computer. It is strong enough to keep your electronics where you want them on your bicycle no matter the terrain.
| Dimensions: | 16.2 x 7 x 5.4 cm; 130 Grams |
| Manufacture: | TUSITA |
| Dimensions: | 16.2 x 7 x 5.4 cm; 130 Grams |
| Origin: | China |
I like the ease of removal and allowing me to quickly change my accessories, whether a light or action camera, it’s nice to be able to quickly swap out. I’ve used it with my Garmin Edge 1040 and a light for a mountain bike race and it held everything in place so it’s fairly robust and durable for those conditions.
Bought this to go on my new gravel bike and needed the underside friction mount for my Varia light.
It came in a very Garmin looking box with the mount contained within a bubble bag to protect it. All the other components were in small plastic bag (the friction mountain piece in a resealable one).
The product felt just like an OEM Garmin mount to the touch and was equally as solid. The clamp section was a hinged piece just like the Garmin so no pulling it apart to get it over the handlebars, and the rubber pieces to go inside the clamp had the ridges just like the Garmin ones.
In fact other than not having the Garmin branding you wouldn’t know it was a third party one.
With my devices fitted there was no rattle from the mount like you can get with cheap versions, and all this for just over half the price of an OEM Garmin mount. Only time will tell how it holds out long term.
This is great. I hate giving up real estate on my handle bars and this lets me mount both my Garmin and the headlight on the same unit. Lines up great, use it all the time.
I own 3 MTB and a Garmin Edge 830, this mount works fine, I like better than the original cause computer needs to turn hard, like is in place and nothing will unlock it. I had crash and computer never gos out. Thanks.
Hatte mir den Halterung fr die Befestigung einer GoPro am Lenker geholt. Dazu habe ich die Halterung gedreht um die Kamera oben zu haben. Lieder weist die Halterung auf dieser Seite Kammern auf in denen sich Wasser sammelt.
Das Konzept an sich an ist sehr gut, das Tacho sitzt fest und wackelt nichts.
Das Problem hatte ich mit der GoPro Halterung. Wie auf den Produktbildern zu sehen sollte ein Metall Gewinde fr die Schraube vorhanden sein, war bei mir aber nicht so. Somit habe ich die Schraube ins Plastik einmal rein gedreht und danach war sie fest und hat sich mit den Hnden nicht mehr drehen lassen. Deswegen nicht ganz so durchdacht.
Ich wollte eigentlich mein Sigma GPS Computer damit befestigen und meine Lezyne High Bean 500 Lampe da drauf befestigen. Allerdings bezweifele ich das die Halterung das Gewicht halten wird.
Die Anbringung war leicht, aber ich musste den Schraubengang erst dadurch “ffnen”, in dem ich die Schraube erst von der falschen Seite einmal vor geschraubt habe. Danach aber alles perfekt: sieht gut aus und hat die erste Woche ber Stock und Stein berstanden.
Das Produkt wurde schnell und unproblematisch geliefert.
Das montieren war problemlos mit dem mitgelieferten zubeh
This mount worked as intended. The larger separate mount is also great if you have a go pro mount on your helmet to add a flashlight that has a Garmin mount. It will be a little bulky looking but it works just fine too.
It does hold well to the bar which is nice.
I mounted this on my vintage road bike so I could use my Hammerhead Karoo 2. It was easy to mount and looks to accommodate 3 handlebar sizes. I used the thickest rubber sleeve and it was a clean tight fit with the single socket head cap screw securing the mount. It was bit of pain as my brake/deraileur cable routing exits the handlebar tape in close proximity to the mount location. The mount is made of plastic but does appear to be of high quality. Recommended!
I found it to be a well made and complete mount for my Garmin Edge 1030 computer. I have the genuine Garmin mounts on two of my bikes. This one is similar in design and quality. It comes with a mount for the Garmin light, which you don’t need to install if you don’t have such a light.
It was all good, except for a problem with the screws provided to attach the mount to the handle bar. The screws, thoughtfully, have a lock-tight coating at the end, but are a little too short. The two thicknesses of shims they provided did not work on any of my bikes, making the bracket open too far, so the screw did not reach across. With no shim, the bracket was too big. I had to use a piece of used inner tube to create a shim that worked. The problem is with the length of the screw provided. It is too short. Unless the two ends of the mounting bracket meet, the screw doesn’t work. A longer screw would make it all work better. A small item, but quite troublesome in the end.
This is very functional and definitely work as a garmin mount with a gopro adapter under it. The construction seems to be of quality plastic and it comes with rubber spacers to fit both 35mm and 31.8mm bars. My only concern is that because it is plastic it might not stand up to a crash. For road use this is probably perfect, and likely very functional for mountain bike use, but I still have my concerns about the ability to weather a crash.
Last Christmas, my wife got me an entire Garmin “Edge” system: Front HeadLight/Rear Light (with radar)/GPS & Computer and the arm mount that attached the front light and GPS to the handlebar. I was using my mountain bike the most at that time so I mounted the entire Garmin system to that bike. Worked Great!
With a weather change, I started to use my road bike all the time. I could mount the GPS and the tail light easily enough but would need to buy another arm mount to use the headlight. NOTE!! This is because I didn’t want to have to disassemble the arm mount and move it every time I changed bikes.
A new arm made by Garmin was 40 to 45 dollars, almost ordered it but stumbled this one as a Vine listing….less than half the price. Ordered it. It arrived. I opened it up to find it was just as sturdy as the Gamin mount I have, looked essentially the same and and the headlight and GPS computer mounted exactly the same.
Pictures are of the system mounted on my road bike.
After a few uneventful rides, I can totally recommend this arm mount and testify that the Garmin version offers no advantages over this one. Buy it!!
I have a MagicShine light and the holder that came with it constantly pushed the rubber anti-slip piece out of the strap, which then made the whole thing loosen and move the light. This would happen in the middle of a night ride and would cause me to have to stop and adjust and tighten it down. What a headache.
So I started looking for a Garmin mount like this because the light uses that same mount… It was impossible to find a mount that was good for a 35mm handlebar. I looked for a while and then found this. I was doubtful it would actually fit but it fits perfectly and holds very tight. As you can see from the picture it also puts the light in the middle so it will point to where I am turning exactly.
So excited to get back out at night and be able to ride trails without having to fidget with some stupid piece of hardware.
P.S. this thing is very sturdy!
The mount itself is a bit on the heavy side compared to others I’ve used, but that’s good in this case, because the arm comes with two locking mechanisms. The one on “top” of the mount is the expected Garmin-style bike computer mount (quarter turn to lock in the computer). But there’s also a second mount that locks in underneath the mount arm via a quick-release mechanism. That “bottom” mount can accommodate a GoPro or GoPro mount-compatible bike headlight. It’s a clever design, with a nice accessible thumbscrew used to control the tilt angle of a bottom-mounted accessory. With a GoPro or similar accessory attached to the bottom of the mounting arm and a bike computer on top, I expect that the extra weight of the arm would be welcome. I only mounted a bike computer on top, which worked just fine. Super solid and the locking action was tight and confidence-inspiring. This is a nice mount, particularly if you want the dual-functionality of computer + GoPro or computer + headlight setup using just one piece of mounting hardware.
I have an old Garmin Edge 200 bike computer, but it is my favorite because it is small and reliable. The mounting kit from Garmin is a simple base that attaches to the handlebar stem using elastomer bands that don’t last in states with low humidity. While working in the shop, I heard one band ping and snap on its own from across the room. The Tusita mount solves the problem of repeatedly needing to buy proprietary rubber bands because it is a proper bracket. I appreciate the various shims that come in the kit because my older bikes have thin handlebars. Other kits will fit only the more modern, fat (31.8mm) bars, but the Tusita kit works with all my bikes.
The installation was simple. My Garmin fit easily into the bracket and then stopped with a click at the expected clockwise quarter turn. The mount neatly floats the screen just in front of my front tire. I opted not to use the camera mount but might add a camera/headlight in the future.
This is a good out front mount. I thought installing this mount would be very easy to install. But after about 30+ minutes I got it install to the position I wanted it at. I got this mount for a iGPSPORT BSC100S Bike Computer. The two work great with one another. Good out front mount for your bike.
I’ve broken just about every computer mount on my bikes except for the ones that use rubber bands to hold onto the handlebar. I’ve even started printing new mounts using my 3D printer but even those aren’t as robust or as nice as this Tusita mount.
I like the hinge/cap screw mount to tighten to the handlebar. Fits easily right next to a 31.8mm riser. I’ve had no issue with the mount slipping or moving when I jump off sidewalks or hit RR tracks.
The go-pro mount opens up lots of cool light mounting options. I’ve broken just about every one of those I’ve got as well but this configuration seems both robust and properly forward. The light output from my light works better when it’s forward of my handlebars. This mount is perfect for it.
I’m using this with an iGPSPORT computer on a mongoose grit gravel bike. I mounted a Night Owl helmet light to it.
I am honoured to write the first review for this item. I have been cycling for the past decade and have tried over a dozen mounts. I can confidently tell you that this is the best after market Garmin handlebar mount out there. It is actually better than the garmin version as the bottom GoPro mount conveniently twists off. This device allows me to confidently attach my garmin edge 520 and GoPro hero 7. It’s made out of a very strong rigid plastic which I actually prefer over the cheap aluminum mounts.