Short stems on modern mountain bikes create a mounting problem where traditional quarter-turn mounts can't fit between the stem faceplate and headset cap. The Garmin Edge Mountain Bike Mount solves this by clamping to the handlebar and extending an adjustable arm back over the stem, positioning your Edge computer centrally above the steerer tube. This keeps the computer visible during rides while placing it in a more protected location than out-front mounts that hang past the front of the bars.

The hinged clamp wraps around handlebars from 25.4mm up to 35.0mm diameter, covering everything from older 1" bars to modern oversized mountain bike standards. A single bolt secures the clamp, and you adjust the mount arm angle with a 3mm hex key after installation. Garmin specifies 20 lbf-in maximum torque on the mount arm to prevent overtightening while keeping everything secure through rough terrain. Check this bolt periodically since vibration can loosen hardware over time.

The quarter-turn interface accepts any Garmin Edge computer using the standard two-tab mounting system. If you need to change the mount orientation between landscape and portrait, remove the two screws on the back with a 2mm hex key, rotate the connector 90 degrees, and reinstall. The composite construction keeps weight down while providing enough rigidity to prevent the computer from bouncing during descents or rock gardens.... Read More