K-Edge | Go Big Saddle Rail Mount | for GoPro, Garmin and Shimano Cameras | Black Anodize

I give this a 4 star review because of the price of the product, it’s expensive. However, it feels like a very well made product that would last for a long time. Definitely would recommend. Definitely would buy again. :)

I wanted my go pro to be hidden high beneath the saddle. In the right-side up orientation it hangs lower, and ends up behind the seat post.Flipping the mount upside down (with the k-edge logo upside down) gets the camera higher but it forces you to point the camera up at the sky. Also mounting upside down was very difficult because the screws only go in from one direction.

I bought the K-Edge mount and from a separate place a metal Garmin adapter so that I could mount my Garmin Radar with a cleaner and more permanent mount tucked under the saddle. Works and looks great, the K-Edge is rock solid. Materials are high quality and so I don’t worry about it bending or becoming loose over time.

The metal is soft and the part with the screw that holds the GoPro gets deformed easily if I torque the screw too tight. Also way more expensive than it should have been.

Be aware that the item is rather small and would not fit my saddle rails. Plus, it very stubby/short and would not have worked for me. Take the measurements and determine if it would work for you before the purchase. But, the company was very good with the return transaction.

Worked out better than I expected, I was able to flip it upside down and got my tailight to sit flush under my seat and it's protected

Very nice and hardy, fits nicely. Most importantly, its solid and can stay on without any rattles, even on bumpier roads.

I bought it for use with the Garmin Varia, but it does not work, both are the 3 pin, and I could not find a 2 pin dual adapter. It that is what you are looking for search for bup laps for a Varia mount.

I didn't like the free mount that came with my rear-facing Cycliq Fly6 CE Gen 2, so I bought this to attach the unit to my saddle. It's very secure, so I don't have to worry about my light/camera falling off or wobbling. However, it seems expensive.