Ideal for Garmin Edge users who want a tidy forward-facing computer position and quick quarter-turn device attachment.
The Garmin Flush Out-Front Mount positions your Garmin Edge cycling computer forward of the handlebar, giving you a clear, heads-up view of ride information without affecting your riding position. Its flush out-front design keeps the cockpit neat and places the display where it is easy to monitor while riding.
Fitting is straightforward: align the Edge device tabs with the mount notches, press down slightly and turn clockwise to lock it in place. The quarter-turn mounting system also makes removing the computer simple when you finish your ride. Installation requires a hex key, with a recommended maximum torque of 0.8 N-m.
Choose this mount for a secure, practical upgrade to your Edge setup. It suits handlebars measuring 25.4 mm or 31.8 mm, and the flush out-front mount insert is included.
Flush out-front position
Places your Edge computer forward on the handlebar for a clean cockpit and easier heads-up viewing.
Quarter-turn attachment
Align, press and rotate clockwise to lock your Edge device into position, with similarly quick removal.
Broad handlebar fit
Designed for handlebars measuring 25.4 mm or 31.8 mm.
Secure device interface
The mount notches and Edge device tabs work together to hold the computer in place once turned to lock.
Included mount insert
The flush out-front mount insert is supplied with the product.
Simple installation
Fit the mount using a hex key and follow the recommended maximum torque of 0.8 N-m.
General
Compatibility
Installation
Quarter-turn mounting system
Secure your Edge cycling computer with a simple press-and-turn attachment, then rotate it clockwise to lock it into position.
Flush out-front positioning
Places your Edge cycling computer in a clean, forward-facing position on the handlebar for easy viewing while riding.
Garmin is a technology company best known for GPS-based products across cycling, sport, outdoor, marine, aviation and automotive categories. The company was founded in 1989 by Gary Burrell and Dr. Min Kao, and it built its reputation by turning satellite navigation into practical, everyday devices for athletes, travellers and professionals.
In cycling, Garmin has become one of the benchmark names in GPS bike computers, watches, sensors and connected training tools. Its strength lies in combining hardware, mapping, performance tracking and a broad software ecosystem, giving riders a single platform that can cover navigation, training analysis and connected accessories.
