Standard Garmin mounts require a quarter-turn rotation to lock the computer in place, which becomes a problem when your aero extensions are too close together to spin the unit between them. The K-Edge TT Mount solves this with a twist-lock mechanism that works in reverse: you hold the computer stationary and rotate the mount itself to engage the locking tabs. This lets you position your Garmin between and below narrow aero bars where a traditional mount simply wouldn't fit.

The mount clamps to 22.2mm diameter TT extensions and positions your computer in the aerodynamic sweet spot, slightly below the upper plane of the bars where it stays visible without creating unnecessary drag. K-Edge machines the platform from 6061-T6 aluminum for stiffness and durability, then pairs it with an injection-molded copolymer interface that engages the computer's quarter-turn tabs. That copolymer insert delivers the same positive click and four-point engagement you expect from K-Edge mounts, and it's designed to break in a crash rather than damage the mounting points on your computer.

Compatibility covers the Garmin Edge 20, 25, 200, 500, 510, 520, 800, 810, and 1000 series, plus the Forerunner 310XT and 910XT for triathletes running multisport watches. Note that this mount is not compatible with Wahoo computers, which use a different interface. K-Edge manufactures everything in Boise, Idaho, and backs it with a lifetime guarantee against material and manufacturing defects.