LEZYNEBicycle GPS Front Bar Forward Mount, Stiff Composite Matrix Construction, Secure X-Lock, Cycling GPS Handlebar Mount

I really like these out front mounts from Lezyne. Fit my bars perfectly and puts my Micro C head unit just in front of the stem. Seems to be solidly built from tough nylon with a metal mounting bolt with torque spec of like 1nm. Liked it so much I put it on a second bike.

The shipping on this product was very fast. Fits the carbon bars on my Orbea Orca, and hold the 22 hour battery Lezyne Super GPS firmly.The mounting system is a push down turn to engage, and I am certain it will never pop out like the Garmin Edge do, on rough or rumble strips we are forced to ride across on occasion.

Mount seems to be sturdy and installed easily. Haven't taken nike outside yet. Appears to be every bit as good as those used for Garmin Edge.

Fits on my road bike handle bars with no problem. I can adjust the angle to match exactly with my riding position. Just a quick glance down and I can get all the information I need.

I wasted about half an hour trying to fit this mount to my handlebars, but gave up. They are too small for the mount and no shims are provided. Also, no hex wrench is provided, though fortunately I had one. For this much money, Lezyme ought to do more and at least provide instructions (they don't!).

Works just fine. Kinda expensive for what it is, but I am happy I bought it. I can see the GPS much more clearly when riding, compared to when I had it mounted on my stem with the rubber band type mount that the Lezyne GPS came with. You do have to hold the base firmly when putting on or taking off the GPS unit.

On the road bike, the extended mount is much nicer than the one that come with the unit. Got it in the spring, I used to commute with the bike, so the unit came off every day. So far this mount is much stronger than I expected!

The build quality (materials, strength, etc) seems to be fairly decent. The mount, once tightened thoroughly, doesn't move on the handlebars. My issue with the design is the push-in method for getting the gps unit into the mount. The "movable" piece that is supposed to push down, allowing the gps unit to be depressed into the mount before turning (and subsequently pushes the gps unit back up to lock it in place), is just a rigid piece of plastic. A very... rigid piece of plastic. It takes a bit of force to push the unit into the mount, force I am hesitant to place on the GPS device itself. Even with the hard durable plastic the mount is made from, I sometimes feel I'm about to snap the mount at any moment while trying to lock the GPS unit into place. All in all, it works, but that particular portion of the design could have been done much better.