Out-front mounting positions your Edge cycling computer ahead of the handlebar where it's easier to glance down without shifting your focus from the road. The Garmin Out-Front Bike Mount extends your computer roughly three inches forward from the bar, creating a heads-up display that reduces neck angle and keeps data visible without compromising handling. This positioning works particularly well when you're running aerobars or have cables and accessories crowding the stem area where standard mounts typically attach.

The mount uses a single Allen bolt to clamp around 31.8mm handlebars, and includes a shim for 26.0mm bars. Installation takes a few minutes and requires only repositioning cables if they're in the way. The quarter-turn interface matches the standard Garmin Edge mounting system, so your computer clicks in and releases with the same twist motion you're already using. Composite plastic construction keeps the mount at 26 grams while providing enough rigidity to prevent wobbling when you hit rough pavement or gravel.

This mount works with Edge 200, 500, and 800 models from Garmin's older Edge lineup. If you're running one of these computers and want out-front positioning without replacing the entire unit, this delivers that upgrade. The mount also accommodates Forerunner 910XT and 310XT watches with the quick-release kit sold separately. For watch compatibility, you remove the bottom screws, rotate the inner mount to horizontal orientation, and reinstall the screws so the watch sits properly on your bars.... Read More