Varia Mount for Garmin Varia Rtl510 Radar Mount Seatpost and Saddle Mount Adapter

Route was easy to install, rock, solid, and very adjustable. Put the light exactly where I wanted it to avoid blinding riders behind me in the peloton. Very happy with this.

I liked the ease of installation and being able to position them where I wanted and with an adjustable angle. The mount also seems to be sturdy. I would hate to lose the expensive Garmin.I just purchased another radar and this mount to go with it.

These worked perfect on my specialized power saddles. One with Ti rails and one with carbon.

It wasn't that difficult to install, but I did a couple of steps in reverse (my issue). While I can't attest to how it'll work on the road because I've not been out yet, it appears to be an outstanding mount for the Garmin Varia. I think only potential concern is I may have to apply Loctite so the mounting bracket attached to the seat doesn't come loose. Screws holding on the Varia appear to have Loctite blue on them and they seem very secure. And finally, it holds the Varia back a little so I still have room for a small tool kit should I so choose.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to install, it looks very good, doesnt weight a lot either, it fit my garmin with ease and its adjustable up or down. But i want to point out a huge flaw.I didnt want to believe itll break easily but try reading the 1 star reviews and itll tell you, it had break on a lot of people with very normal rides. I toke the time to wiggle it a bit to simulate and i can see the weak point, itll snap between the adapter and i dont feel like having to worry of it breaking along the road, if the varia had a dummy cord loop i wouldnt worry to much and try it till it break, but it doesnt and i cant risk it flying without the loop to tie it to the rail. Im going to order the garmin rail mount instead thats made for it and spend a little extra for security. Great item but need improvement on materials

This is a review for the Cestbon radar bike mount. I was looking for a dependable mount for my Garmin RVR315 radar. The current Garmin mounting system employs a small plastic base secured to the seat post by a thick rubber band. Unfortunately, this setup is not stable as the base will rotate and the radar orientation is compromised . I was skeptical of the Cestbon system at first because of the low price and unfamiliar branding. However, it seems to be a solidly built and is very rigid. It is constructed completely from metal components. It took just a few minutes to mount to my carbon fiber railed bicycle seat using an Allen wrench (not included) and was easy to adjust the angle. And, it looks GREAT on my bike! For those weight weenies, the mount weighs just 31 gramsWill follow up after a ride to see how the mount holds up.... Hopefully it will not lose my Garmin radar.Follow-up: An allen key is provided with this purchase. I've completed two rides so far with the Cestbon mount and it has held solid. Absolutely no movement or rotation. And, it looks great as well!

I have a small saddle bag that I sometimes use and it fits behind the mount and the radar. When it's in this position. It doesn't shake it doesn't vibrate. And it's high enough off the back wheel that it doesn't get splashed on too much when I ride in wet. I don'tI don't want

I have a Garmin Varia 515 that comes with the limited Mount option of a rubber band holder around the seat post. My gravel bike runs a dropper so that doesn’t work. This Mount fit the need perfectly. I had to flip it upside down and remove the Mount plate to flip as well to fit perfectly with my Selle Italia gravel seat, now its clean and tucked under the seat with plenty of clearance when I drop the seat as well. The parts are metal and high quality, I don’t go easy on my bike and this is holding up perfectly.