Bar Fly4 Max Bicycle Accessory Mount, Black, for Large Computers - Garmin, Wahoo, Polar, Bryton, Cateye, Mio, Joule

I've broken numberous cheap Garmin mounts because I have one of the larger Garmin Edge (1000) GPS, plus I have a Cycliq Fly12 camera mounted under it with the Go Pro mount. Quite a bit of weight and this BarFly mount looks sturdy enough and with stronger Garmin inserts to handle the weight. Very pleased.

I am using this with two somewhat heavy devices (Karoo II and a Fly 12), and after the somewhat fiddly install, it seems to be solid. I will be moving it temporarily to another bike soon, and I hope that it's pretty much a plug and play deal, now that I have the connections for the devices sorted. My only request is that Bar Fly makes a native Karoo connector available.

I never really cared for the "under the stem" style mount for the di2 main junction. When I saw this option I had to try it. I'm very happy with the quality, fit, and finish.

I had to contact customer support to figure out how to get everything bolted properly since the instructions provided did not provide a step-by-step. If you follow the photo and this text it is easy.Order of operation:1. Turn mount up-side-down, place nuts L-R holes for Wahoo.2. Place GoPro base on top of nuts, install nuts in GoPro base3. Hold together, turn over, install long screws in Up-down holes, tighten GoPro4. Place Wahoo head, install short screws.I like the additional support provided by the part I labeled A. This is the weak point of the combo mounts I have tried, and I expect many many solid miles with this unit. Nicely done!

This is a nice upgrade from my 4 year old Bar Fly 2.0.The improvements are:* The part that wraps around your handlebar now have a hinge, which the 2.0 didn't have - you could easily break if not being careful during installation.* More offset: this helps center the display with wider stem faceplates.* The ability to attach accessories such as lights.I love the ability to attach a light. It decutters the "cockpit". Also mounting the light centered to the bike looks very elegant. I use a hot-rodded Philips Saferide headlight. Its an excellent, super bright light with an even & long throw, but a bit bulky and unsightly on the handlebar. I did a bit of DIY to mount this to the Bar Fly's light holder.Things I didn't like:* The Garmin mount now requires you to mount the computer with a clockwise twist and remove with a counter clockwise twist. The 2.0 didn't care about the direction of mounting/removal.* The computer can move a little while pressing buttons. Doesn't move enough to pop out accidentally, but it doesn't seem as firm as the 2.0

I was looking for a single heavy duty mount for my new Wahoo Elemnt and Go Pro camera. The stock Wahoo mount was a bit flimsy, not square, and provided no option to mount my camera. The Bar Fly mount provided a reasonable solution to my needs at a relatively good price. It attached easily to my road bike handle bar with the provided adaptor. It is rock solid on the bar with both devices attached. The only negative comment I have concerns identification of the correct adapter from the many provided in the package. I eventually matched it, (they all look very similar) and learned not to test the fit of the bayonet mount off the bar! Once the Out Front mount is attached to the handle bar, the bayonet mount fits the Elemnt better than the factory mount. I should also mention the Out Front mount extends the camera position beyond the brake and shifter cables, a problem I had with the Quadlock out front mount for the camera.

For what it is it works fine, but it is priced like a premium product and feels much cheaper.It does work as a computer mount. I can mount my bike computer on top and action camera on the bottom. It came with about a bazillion adapters for different products in the package.I have found that the Wahoo mount is not very secure. I had it on my mountain bike for a 40 mile singletrack race, and it kept turning a bit on me because it didn't quite click into place like the OEM mount.The action camera mount works well, but when I don't have a camera mounted I have the problem that I can't leave the bolt off because the nut is loose on the other side, but without the camera the plastic pieces bend if you get the bolt tight enough that it won't unthread while you ride.And don't get me started on assembling it. Thankfully that's not something I need to change a lot because it was fiddly. I had to get the right bolts on the right side and attach the pieces in the right order without anything falling apart in the process. It felt like an achievement once it was together.It certainly isn't a bad mount, but it could use a bit more polish to be on par with competing products.

Nice how it has interchangeable attachment plates. Seems to be good quality.

You are better off purchasing a K-Edge if you need a gopro mount under a gps.The Barfly's gopro mount is plastic and requires a machine bolt and nut to mount a gopro. The K-Edge on the other hand has a metal gopro mount which is threaded. That allows you to use a gopro thumbscrew.

Me gustó porque creo es un precio razonable y lo único que hay (o que encontré en Amazon) para Wahoo, trae muchas más bases para otros dispositivos (como Garmin) además puedes montar cámaras Gopro, trae espaciadores para el manubrio, o sea es casi imposible que no le quede a tu bici, me gustó también que la ciclocomputadora queda algo lejos del manubrio y eso le da libertad a los cables de los frenos y cambios de la bici (es no sucede con la base original del Wahoo), lo único que No me gustó fue el brazo que une la base con el manubrio no se me hace muy estética pero es un tema de forma más que de funcionalidad.

Good use

Solid product, but heavier than expected, with four bolts needed to hold it all together if you use the GoPro attachment underneath. It also doesn't hold the Wahoo quite securely enough.

El soporte queda igual que el original, y que mejor que puedes agregar accesorios como la Go pro abajo o lampara, no me arrepiento de haberlo comprado, es casi igual pero con mas opciones que los originales, eso es versatilidad y ahorro. De hecho el original lo puse en otra bicicleta y uso este en mi bici del diario.