I used a barfly when I had a garmin (wahoo user now). It worked fine. The ‘click-in/realease’ wasn’t as nice as garmin’s own mounts IMO, but it did its job.
I think I’d choose it over the Alden since it takes up less real estate in the bar. I like to run my computer as close to the end of the extensions as I can because a) it’s easier to see the screen without moving my head and b) it creates more room for a bat bottle mount. The barfly and computer didn’t get too in he way of my hands when I had it pushed forward.
The other option I’ve used in the past was the Profile Design UCM paired with the standard garmin mount. It was ok, but I liked the barfly better.
I’ve got the Zipp branded one. It works and was relatively cheap (sub $20). There is an SRAM version too which seems to be the exact same thing but a different logo printed on it.
I can recommend putting the mount at the end of the bars…by the shifters…you can push buttons without moving elbows from pads … and there’s minimum distance between road and screen for your eyes…none of this reaching and one arm riding with helmet tail vertically in the wind to check kpi’s…it looks funny when you first see the computer so far forward but it has tge comfort and safety of a heads up display
I’ve got the Zipp branded one. It works and was relatively cheap (sub $20). There is an SRAM version too which seems to be the exact same thing but a different logo printed on it.
I have used this one for a long time and it has always worked perfectly. I only recently replaced it since I wanted a GoPro combo mount so I got the Barfly TT combo.
Correct, except it fits perfect compared to a hand made PVC version. I actually made my own after that picture but out of an extra piece of aerobar extension. My new setup was too wide for the carbon mount. I agree, you want it out front and heads up, between the hands is awesome and super visible and easy to poke down and flip through screens.