Can this be mounted to the handlebar STEM (the up and down part)? My handlebars are currently pretty full with a cyclometer and a cell phone mount.
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I think it would really depend on the size of your stem. The light is made so it could go around any tubular part but the stem would have to be wide enough so the rubber strap can pull it to make a tight fit. If it's not a tight fit, the light might spin around.
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If you do the light will be mounted sideways, but should still work but you won't be able to adjust it up and down.
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Yes, it comes with an excellent handlebar mount. I am very happy with mine, and it is a big improvement over my older garmin sumo.
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It comes with a mount that will rotate at 90 degree increments so you can mount to the bars or your stem. Its a great cycle comp, ive had a few and this is by far my favorite.
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Yes, this model can be mounted on either the handle bars (east - west) or the stem (north - south). The attachment plate can be turned to mount in either direction.
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Not sure if it is the same. This one requires a mount of some sort. I made mine to suit my needs, it does not mount to my handle bars. I really like the mount it kept my GPS up and running for a week 10-12 hours a day while riding in Colorado with no problems. Hope this help.
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Jay F. I used the stem mount that came with my Topeka ride case but Iam pretty sure there was a bar mount in the packaging also. I love this case I've actually had one crash with the case on my bike and there was no damage to the phone and it didn't even come loose. On the down side some time later I droped the phone and cracked the back glass. I didn't even notice it until I removed the case several days later. I've had the case for two years now and it's been a great addition to my bike
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Yes. The mount itself can be placed on the handlebars. It can also be placed, for example, on the stem. If you were asking about the phone itself, it can attached to the mount in both portrait and landscape modes.
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It doesn't have to just go on a handlebar. It can fit on anything that is round in diameter within the size range that the clamp can expand to. Hope that helps. :)
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You should be able to, depending on where you place the mount, of course. The only drawback that I can see is the fact that, when you turn the handlebars, the phone(camera) is going to turn when the handlebars turn.
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Julio, the one that I purchased only came with the stock Garmin mount which uses "O" rings to attach around the stem or handle bar. I purchased seperatly a K Swift mount which replaces your stem cap. the unit is adjustable up or down for better viewing. K swift also has an out front unit like you are asking about for about the same price, $27.00 from Amazon prime.
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I don't believe it fits that application - likely need a handle bar type mount.
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Yes - I move this routinely from my road bike to my trail bike. The only thing to look at carefully is your handlebar shape. On my road bike, the bar widens near the stem. Placing the mount too close to the stem allows it to slip. Similarly, part of my trail bike handlebar is not round; poor fit there as well. As Randy B said, be sure to get the "frequently bought together" package. P.S. There is a small securing pin needed for the handlebar mount. This can easily fall from the package when opening, bouncing nicely into a carpet seam. (No reason I should think of this, eh? <GRIN>) Open the package slowly and over a table. Yes - I move this routinely from my road bike to my trail bike. The only thing to look at carefully is your handlebar shape. On my road bike, the bar widens near the stem. Placing the mount too close to the stem allows it to slip. Similarly, part of my trail bike handlebar is not round; poor fit there as well. As Randy B said, be sure to get the "frequently bought together" package. P.S. There is a small securing pin needed for the handlebar mount. This can easily fall from the package when opening, bouncing nicely into a carpet seam. (No reason I should think of this, eh?... » Read More Yes - I move this routinely from my road bike to my trail bike. The only thing to look at carefully is your handlebar shape. On my road bike, the bar widens near the stem. Placing the mount too close to the stem allows it to slip. Similarly, part of my trail bike handlebar is not round; poor fit there as well. As Randy B said, be sure to get the "frequently bought together" package. P.S. There is a small securing pin needed for the handlebar mount. This can easily fall from the package when opening, bouncing nicely into a carpet seam. (No reason I should think of this, eh? <GRIN>) Open the package slowly and over a table. « Show Less
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I don't see any problem with that. You have to cut a little hole in the end of the grip so it can mount inside the handlebar. My advise - Don't leave home without it.
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Yes, I have the stem mount, handlebar mount and out in front mount and it works on all of those.
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You can and should only mount it to the handle bar stem. The iBert seat needs to move the handle bars or else you won't have any room to maneuver the bike
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Not sure if the mount is too big or too small for your handlebars. If it is too big, even completely tightened up, you should be able to get a couple of rubber shims to take up the space. If the mount is too small, then you must have some mammoth handlebars! You could try putting it on your handlebar stem. The light can be swiveled, so you can mount it in any position. The other option would be to get an extension that attaches to the handlebars.
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yes you can I am able to put it on the stem of my road bike but I'm not able to put it on the stem of my mountain bike on my mountain bike I have to put up on the handlebars and I'm not sure what the diameter of those are but yes on my road bike it works wonderful