Garmin forerunner Bike Mount
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Electronics Model: Bar Mount-Forerunner 405/50
Product Description
Attach your Forerunner to your bike to collect workout data while cycling. Great for multisport workouts. The Forerunner quickly attaches to the bike mount for a clean transition from running to biking.
Spotlight Customer Reviews:
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Garmin forerunner Bike Mount
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This is a simple, easy to install accessory for holding my Garmin 305 in a convenient location during my rides. You just attach it with the two zip ties to the handlebar and put on your Garmin just like putting on your wrist
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Works As Advertised
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Pretty straight forward - that's how I'd describe this product. It is a flexible piece of rubber that wraps around your bicycle handlebars. I use it on a road bike and it fits nicely. I put it on the cross member of the handlebars. You can fasten it with the enclosed ties, but I just close the wrist band on my Forerunner 305 around it to hold it in place. No issues, no complications, no complexity!
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Handy piece of equipment
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The item is great for using with a bike, but there are three negatives on it.
1) The round opening is too large for my steeringwheel. Garmin should have included a conversion piece for smaller diameter handlebars.
2) Agree with other reviewer that the straps are not needed, plus I have two bikes I switch between, and I rather do not buy two of these.
3) The wristband goes around easily, but I have a quick release velcro wristband and to keep it snug (likely because of my smaller diameter steering wheel), I have to overlap a bit which makes it difficult to attach.
All that said, still get it. It is soo much easier to use on the bike then on your wrist, I just love it!!
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Simple, effective
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Works as advertised to hold your forerunner on your handlebars. Can be a little clunky to do the watch strap up is you have brake cables etc criss-crossing along your handlebars. Easier to use your forerunner than on your wrist, but not so handy if you need quick transition from bike to running or similar.
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Just what I needed
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I used to wear my Forerunner on my wrist as I biked but it got real annoying checking my distance and pace and having to lift my hand off the handlebar to look. Now I can just look down and the watch NEVER moves. It works perfectly.
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