K-Edge's supplies US giant Enve with their mount hardware, but you can buy them direct too with 15% on Amazon Prime Big Deals Day
K-Edge mounts are found keeping headunits, headlamps and action cams safe on some of the world's best bikes, but they're not cheap. With 15% off, this deal brings them into range with far more ordinary gear.

Fancy integrated handlebars call for a fancy computer mount. And in my opinion K-Edge’s offerings can’t be bettered.
Made in the USA - Boise, Idaho to be precise - and CNC machined from 6061-T6 aluminium, all of its mounts are anodized for extra durability and come with a lifetime warranty.
And they’re elegant and efficient with it, allowing you to mount your computer out front with a low stack height, maintaining the aerodynamic integrity of the cockpit that you likely paid a small fortune for.
Weighing just 67.4g, the XLL integrated handlebar system mount from K-Edge is an ideal solution for anyone using a larger Garmin head unit, say the new Edge 1050, with an integrated cockpit. Favoured by many pro teams, it features a -7 degree articulation for custom computer positioning and comes with a lifetime warranty.
This Garmin compatible, XXL model is both longer and stronger than K-Edge standard IHS mount, created to support larger head units that require extra space and stability, such as the Edge 1040 and the new Edge 1050. (The Edge 1040 is currently available with 25% off during Amazon Prime Day)
My favourite feature is the -7 degree articulation that allows you to position your computer to suit you. It’s no surprise then that K-Edge supplies a number of WorldTour teams as well as make mounts for other brands that are then rebadged.
While the XXL IHS mount is a fit for many integrated bar and stem offerings it’s important to note that there are some pretty high profile exceptions, including Vision’s Metron 5D, BMC ICS bars and stems, Black Inc. integrated bars and some Canyon models.
But, if your bars are a match, then this is the ideal partner. Aesthetically it doesn't detract from the cockpit, while still doing it primary job, holding your computer securely and without any annoying wobbles, really well. Throw in the durability - it's likely that if you grab this deal it might just be the last mount you buy - and you have, simply put, one of the best money can buy.
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Luke Friend has worked as a writer, editor and copywriter for over twenty five years. Across books, magazines and websites, he's covered a broad range of topics for a range of clients including Major League Baseball, Golf Digest, the National Trust and the NHS. He has an MA in Professional Writing from Falmouth University and is a qualified bicycle mechanic. He has been a cycling enthusiast from an early age, partly due to watching the Tour de France on TV. He's a keen follower of bike racing to this day as well as a regular road and gravel rider.
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