TUSITA Bike Seat Post Mount Compatible with Garmin Varia RCT715 - Round,D Shaped,Aero Seat Post Compatibility

Excellent product, fit my bike seat post perfectly, securely. Easy to install.

Works just like the the OEM Garmin version and seems to be of similar quality. Same installation as the Garmin and I think is it less expensive.

It seems pretty good. The clasp mechanism is close to Garmin's, but doesn't quite have the same feel and "click" as the Garmin. The seat post spacers are a little more rigid. I installed the mount on my secondary bike, so we will see how it goes for a coupe of weeks. It seems ok, but not identical to the Garmin OEM version.

I will not ride without my Garmin radar. This mount is perfect. I love it so much I have one on each of my bikes, so I don't even have to think about moving the radar to what I am riding that day. It has stayed in place on a round seat post on a gravel bike on some rough descents and sketchy roads. It has stayed in place on road bike during fast group rides over occasionally sketchy roads. It just works and the radar just works once installed. Buy it, install it, forget about ever having an issue with your radar mounting again.

The Garmin mount works very well. I have a "D" shape post on my Venge. I was a little concerned because the "D" shape adaptor that comes with this is too big by about 1/4" inch (see photos). BUT....it surprisingly still holds extremely well. The three bands keep it in place very well. You can still move it my hand from side to side, but when riding it hardly moves at all, and that's after riding on chip seal, cattle guards, and pot holes. It's tricky and very hard to get on if you are using the bands...so be patient with it. If you were to use the zip ties, it would go on very easily. But I was concerned about the zip ties leaving markings on the seat post stem over time and opted not to use them. Overall, I am very pleased and impressed with it. I have seen too many other Garmin mounts on my friends bikes fail and topple to the ground...but I have yet to see one of these fail. In the future...I would like to see a smaller version of the "D" mount adaptor for those of us with narrower seat posts for more stability. But aside from that, I would HIGHLY recommend this to anyone!!! I have 100% confidence in its performance.

Works perfectly, as good as Garmin mount

Aero seatposts are getting crazy. While this mount tries to resolve that solution by offering various attachments, it still didn't work on my bike (Yoeleo R12) so save your money if you are have same bike.Secondly, this is a pretty bulky looking and heavy mount, probably over engineered to take care of possible weirdly shaped seatposts.And despite being all that complicated it still attaches using rubber bands of which I'm not a fan at all.

Im writing a review because I have read some weird claims on here about fitting. First, this absolutely fits the RCT715, like it says. I am not certain about this, but pretty sure it ONLY fits the RCT715. I just saw one review that said it doesn't fit "Garmin Varia," then clearly showed a picture of the 515. 515 is not 715, thus it doesn't fit. The 715 has a little knob on the back. This should not be a surprise, and it definitely isn't rocket science.If you have the light it was designed to mount, then it is a perfect solution for you. i used it because its cheap(er) and works well. I do not mean to imply it is cheaply made though. I now have multiple mounts on different bikes. I ride gravel all the time. its rough gravel too and I have never once lost a light with this. I've had just about everything else rattle off the bike, but not the light.Hope that helps alleviate some confusion for anyone curious about this option. Again, just look at the light you are mounting. If it matches what is written in the description, then you're in business. If you have a different light, then I'd not expect this to work for you.