Others say...

"perfect"
Work just perfect
I used in a motorcycles is very comfortable, and no vibration,
Is a good investment


"Buy a RAM mount instead."
I've had a few different Garmin mounts (GPS 5, 60CXs and Nuvi 660) and then discovered the RAM mounts. They are far superior in build quality and strength. I have the RAM mounts in my car, on my motorcycle and on my mountain bike and they never move - ever. They cost about twice what this mount costs but they are definitley worth the price. Check out GPS City or equivalent for ideas. $10 extra is a small price to pay for a $350 unit NOT to fall off your windshied or bike!

"Great but use the wrist strap too"
I have used this for over a year. I did have to buy the larger bracket for my road bike but the one that comes with this fits on my touring bike. I like how the mount just slides off the bracket so it is easy to switch between bikes. They aren't that expensive.

I was never comfortable with my $500 (now $300) 60CSx just sitting in the cradle so I loop the wrist strap around the handlebars.

My touring bike has 2 inch tires (60psi) so it handles the bumps well. My road bike of course has the thin tires pumped up to 125psi and does not handle the bumps well.

It was working fine until a couple of days ago I hit a bump on my road bike and (as some else mentioned) the little circle part cracked. So every bump home would knock the unit out. However, the wrist strap saved it from hitting the ground!

I called Garmin support and they are sending out a new one. Since I had it for over a year and their support is awesome I rated it 4 stars. Since it broke I couldn't give it 5.





"Mount works, gps not as well"
The mount attaches to both my bike and my 60Cx fine. I have no fears of it falling off. The problem is when I hit a bump, the gps turns off. Yes, this is a road bike, not trail. For example the bump when you go onto and off of small bridges causes this problem. I think you have to buy a gps made for biking.

"for you bicycle"
Mounted on the handle bars nicely. I have a back up band holding it on the bracket in that I don't trust the force mount they use.