CestbonBike Out Front Combo Mount for Garmin Edge Wahoo Elemnt&Bolt,Mini Bryton Rider Stages Dash Handlebar Universal Computer Mount for , Bicycle Light(Black)

It works well and seems to be well made. It's nice to have 3 different inserts to fit many brands of GPS devices. I have a Wahoo Elemnt but it will work with other brands if I change in the future. I have a Cycliq Fly 12 Sport on the lower mount.

This is a decent mount, but for the price I don't see why you wouldn't buy a Garmin mount.The mount itself appears to be well made, although I'm not a fan of the star pattern. I can't speak to the Bryton or Wahoo mounts, but the Garmin mount feels tight. Although the metal arm is specifically machined to work on the right hand side of the stem, you can remove the mounts, flip the arm over, and screw everything back in; see the photo I attached. An additional benefit of flipping the mount means that the arm lines up with the top plane of the bike's handle bars. As a result, if you are mounting an item longer than the arm, the bottom of whatever is being mount can rest on the stem itself. In fact, I like flipping the arm over because in the event the hinge arm's screw vibrates loose, it still has to come up and out, instead of falling straight down.Lastly, I would strongly suggest anyone using this mount to apply thread lock to the screws. Road cycling inherently sends vibrations around the frame and thread lock would help insure this mount or devices mounted don't suffer from any screws backing out. It's worth noting that the screws found in a Garmin mount will have thread lock pre-applied.

Stays in place perfectly even through rough gravel trails, putting the head unit in the right position for my eyes and also allowing me to mount center lights for visibility. It’s durable - no jiggling or cracking sounds.

Problems to solve: 3 bikes, but only 2 ride computer mounts and my handlebars were suffering enough crowding to make me want to try mounting my ride computer out front. My other mounts were branded Wahoo, so this Cestbon brand was a pleasant surprise. But I remembered my high school French and assumed this would be a good gamble. It is made of aluminum in all the places you would except with excellent finish on the edges. The ride computer mounts themselves are made of high-grade nylon, of course. This mount fits both my handlebars (31.8 mm) and the Wahoo Elemnt Bolt perfectly. The product ships with Garmin, Wahoo and Bryton mounts with the Garmin installed; I switched to the Wahoo using the included hex wrench. The Cestbon mount seems to hold my Wahoo more firmly than my Wahoo-branded mounts. It did not ship with the hex wrench required to fasten the clamp to my handlebar, but I had the wrench and you likely do, too. The white, decorative stars are a little odd. Maybe the manufacturer found black boring one day and experimented with stars? Do I recommend it? Enthusiastically. Do I like it enough to seek other products by the manufacturer? Yes, I do.

The description says it works with wahoo. Yes the part you change to for wahoo does fit the element but it fits sideways. The wahoo element is facing to the side so you can not see it straight on. I didn't want to try to figure out what I was reading so not for me