Is this mount for a TT bike or will it work on regular road bike handle bars??
232729
Works great on regular road bike handlebars. Puts the Garmin out front and makes it easier to read
232730
It will work on regular road handle bars. That is how I use mine. Road bike, road handlebars.
232731
This mount can be used on all bikes. I have mine on my road bike, works great.
232732
It work great on either type of bike.You have to consider your personal setup as always.
232733
Not sure what a TT bike is and I'm a pretty serious rider. Will tell you that this mount works perfectly on my road bike, but it was too large for my hybrid. The carbon bars on my road bike are "fatter" than those on the hybrid. So I have a second mount - perhaps it will fit on my 29er? Picking it up this weekend and will know then!
232734
They make 2 different configurations 1 works on a standard road bar setup and the smaller one works off the aerobar, hope that made any sense
232735
If you want it between your aero bars probably not, you want something like the ZIPP mount
1848560
I'm quite sure it will. I pt it on my wife's bicycle and she loves it. With the mounting clamp, it should fit almost any handlebar...........Merle
629234
This windshield has two Allen head mounts that clamp to your handlebars. As long as you have room on your bars you should be good.
434795
It should. Most road bikes have that same size handlebar mounting bracket thing. If you want to double check, typing in the serial and or model number in Google could probably produce the specs. It's a great bargain and it's about as heavy as a pair of socks so you'd be making a great purchase. It's also solidly made. Hope this helps. :-)
1456266
Its not designed for being mounted on the handlebars.. But I imagine you can buy an adapter at a hardware store or find any other creative solution..
1899822
It has an adjustable clamp that will work on bicycle or motorcycle handlebars, just tighten it down with the two screws provided. Secures well.
1625196
My road bike clamps fine on the seatpost. I haven't tried this with my MT bike which is considerably heavier.
199485
I've used the Ram mounts extensively on my motorcycles and the 2 inch square mount seems like it would be too large for a bicycle handlebar. There is one that has just two holes and uses on U-bolt that is smaller in size that would do the same job. I believe that the 2 inch square one would stick out like having a car headlight on a bicycle. But, it would work.
1228717
It is designed to fit on large and small diameter handlebars. I have two bikes and it fits on both of them.
2243623
I doubt it will work, that mount is meant to be placed on bicycle handlebars and once it is tightened with zip ties does not allow it to rotate.
1011155
The real deciding factor in whether this would fit your bike it the size of the handlebar post. The clamp is adjustable, so as long as the handlebar post isn't crazy, it should fit with standard handlebars. I don't know how it fits with the curving street bike handlebar style. Sorry I don't know the specifics for your bike. Maybe someone else can help.
1483180
It comes with a mount for the handlebars, if that's what you mean. It won't mount to the grip.
1145834
It fits most handle bars but is limited to the diameter of the attachment part. I have used this device on both Road bikes and mountain bikes.
2174662
I have mine mounted on a bicycle with that same kind of stem and handlebar clamp. You should have no problems.
770017
Really dude? Now wouldn't that all depend on how sturdy the base (curvy dashboard) youre mounting it to is?IF you have a solid object (surface) to mount to,,,,, (and mount securely),,,,, then yes, this adapter mount will work fine. I have it mounted on the handlebar of my BMW motorcycle and its rock solid.
132434
It should be the same mount. All the mounts I purchased were powered like this one. There is a ball on the backside which slips into the handle bar mount that I also purchased.
927746
I mounted mine to Drywall with the included anchors. Mine holds a much heavier Trek dual sport so I would think your road bike will be ok. Anchors and drywall can support a lot more than most people think.