Elastic bands and a simple twist mechanism solve the multi-bike computer problem without bolts or permanent hardware. The Quarter Turn Bike Mount from Garmin uses O-rings to wrap around your stem or handlebars, then accepts Edge computers with a quarter-turn lock. You twist the device on, twist it off, and move between bikes in seconds.

The mount sits low against the cockpit and stays secure across rough roads or trail chatter. Rubber discs buffer the contact points between mount and bars, preventing scratches while the elastic bands grip round, oval, or wing-shaped tubes. When you want to swap the computer to another bike, just pull the mount off and wrap it onto the next stem in under a minute. The low-profile design keeps the computer close to the bars without catching on jersey pockets during dismounts.

Each package includes two complete mounting systems with multiple band sizes for different handlebar diameters. You can leave mounts installed on your road bike and gravel bike simultaneously, then click the computer onto whichever one you're riding that day. The quarter-turn interface holds firmly enough to handle technical descents but releases quickly when you need to bring the computer inside. The included rubber discs work as spacers on narrower stems or provide grip on polished aluminum bars.... Read More