Out Front Combo Extended Mount for Wahoo Elemnt Bolt and Mini, Bike Light Adapter

1) Included puck(s) Garmin mounts not wahoo. One could argue that installing it 90° would work but then it utilizes the same holes the GoPro mount would use. In order to use both the computer and GoPro mount a quarter turn adaptor (Wahoo makes this) is required.2) I ran into an odd scenario I didn’t predict. My older 1” stem uses M6 bolts; not the included and expected M5 bolts. I had to modify the mount by filing the slot wider to accommodate the thicker bolt. I filed away on the top side of the slot where the bolts land to maximize surrounding material and picked up some M6x40mm bolts. I’d recommend filling asymmetrically rather than drilling as this may remove material from the thin side of the slot. This this is a rare scenario as most stems will use M5 bolts.Very happy with how it looks, how relatively light it is, and feels sturdy… all for a good price.

Great for a road bike, but I had to hunt down bolts and spacers to fit my headset. I also had to bore out the hole for the larger bolts to fit through. Make sure it fits!

Installed mine this morning but have yet to ride with it. First impression is that it's just what I was looking for.Me: gravel bike with mechanical shifting, handlebar bag, Wahoo Bolt, sometimes headlight.What this translates to: I have all of my cabling taped to the front of my bars so that the handlebar bag can sit beneath my bar/stem area and not impede the cables. Because the bar bag wraps around the bars, I don't have much real estate available to clamp the head unit onto the bars or the light onto the bars...plus I hate how all that looks. I prefer a minimalist approach.What I want: a mount that can hold my Wahoo head unit and a light. Why not serve two purposes, right?!What I've looked at: F3 Cycling's out front mount, K-Edge combo mount, NiteRider's attachment piece. Any combination of these three literally add up to $100. That's insane. No.So this product plus another product by this same company called "Best Tek Bike Light Lumina Adapter Mount" work in tandem to do exactly what I need it to do. And for the cost of $29. BOOM.

I purchased this mount to replace OEM Wahoo mount. I like the out front stem mounting as I do not have much room on the Zipp aero bars. I also wanted to mount a varia headlight using the go pro type mount. This mount does exactly what I needed, no more mess on the bars. I did not have any issues with installation, cables did not pose a problem. I feel that the mount is very solid, my recommendation is to put threadlock on the screws, including the two that hold the wahoo/garmin mount to the body of the mount. I was riding and the screws came loose and my computer and headlight fell on a busy road luckily only a few scratches. It was not obvious that the screws had been loosening as the computer is somewhat nested in the body, once they released the headlight mount fell and then the computer. Anyways, great customer service and with a little threadlock and another item to the pre-ride checklist. I am very confident that this will not happen again.

Easy to install, just replace the screws on your stem and use the provided spacers. My wahoo fits great, and my headlight fits with just enough space to angle downwards.My one complaint is that the screws and washers are chrome when the rest of the unit is black. I spray painted mine to match and it looks way better.

There are a bunch of mounts on Amazon that look just like this one. I had previously purchased the Wileosix version, installed it on my bike, and it was perfectly fine. I didn't want an unused GoPro mount dangling off the bottom, so I unscrewed it and threw it in a drawer . . . no problem.I then decided to get another one for a different bike, but the Wileosix was out of stock. Since they all look exactly the same, I decided to get this Best Tek one instead. To my disappointment, I quickly learned that the Wahoo insert is screwed into the GoPro mount, so you can't remove the GoPro mount without the insert falling out. For me, this is definitely an inferior design.If you're planning on using the GoPro mount, or if you don't care about the empty mount hanging there, then you'll probably be happy with this product. Definitely make sure you measure your stem bolts before ordering though. 31mm is the maximum width, and they're not kidding about that.

Bought this so that I could mount both my Wahoo Bolt Element and a GoPro compatible (DJI Osmo) camera on the front of my bike. It was fairly easy to install with my own hex driver. It has a clean look and blends nicely with my handlebars. The Wahoo fits snugly and looks good on the front.The problem I am having is that I cannot get the camera to attach. The slots for the camera case, even with reasonable force, will not slide into place nicely. I thought maybe it was the camera's mounting bracket, but I am able to use the camera with my other GoPro accessories easily.Will be returning.

Good bracket ,sturdy ,easy to fit .But could not find a light that would fit underneath,and I have many .

Being metal it has a very solid feel and holds my Wahoo firmly in place; none of the vibration you get from the plastic handlebar mounts. Very easy to fit; I recommend using a torque wrench so you don’t over-tighten. Excellent value for money for a quality product.

I was expecting to send this back but to my surprise this mount works great with the new Wahoo Roam. I'm shocked Wahoo have not added a mount like this to their lineup as their stock mounts aren't compatible with my handlebar. For £13 this is a no brainer. Feels sturdy although I'm unsure of the quality of the bolts so may look at a replacement.

Looks the nuts on the bike but the fit is tight to my ElemntNot an immediate problem and the head computer is held firmly in position I've knocked this down to four stars due to possible wear & tear and subsequent loose fit of my Wahoo on my other bike mounts

The go pro mount was very tight, I managed to get it on but it was pretty difficult.