- 5 stars: 49 (74%)
- 4 stars: 11 (17%)
- 3 stars: 4 (6%)
- 2 stars: 1 (2%)
- 1 star: 1 (2%)
Love this. Very convenient and very easy to remove the screen. I was concerned it would shake off while I was riding. This thing doesn't move at all. Worth it
That was my worry with anything quick release. Nothing. 400 miles including some rough interstate expansion joints and it doesn't move.
If your bike lives in a garage you probably don't need this. If you commute and park on the street it's the best thirty bucks in the whole setup.
clean machining, positive click, no play. good bit of kit
It comes off fast and goes on fast. Feels a bit over priced for what's essentially a twist mount, and mine developed a very slight click in the mechanism after a month.
Questioning the price of a twist mount is entirely reasonable. However, a developing click after one month is not correct. Please send us your order number and we will arrange a replacement. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support
No complaints about function. Just expected something a bit more substantial for the money given how nice the display itself is.
That is a fair expectation. The display sets the standard for how the accessories should feel, and the next iteration of this bracket is being machined to a heavier specification. — Priya S., Riden Customer Support
solid. 30 dollars feels like a lot for a bracket but i use it daily so
about a second to take it off and it locks back on solid. no wobble no rattle
Hit a bad joint on the freeway and the display came off the bracket. Cracked the corner of my screen. Either mine was faulty or the detent isn't strong enough. Either way, expensive lesson.
A display detaching at highway speed and sustaining damage is unacceptable, irrespective of where the fault is ultimately found to lie. We have replaced both the screen and the bracket at no cost, and we are covering this regardless of the outcome of our investigation, as you should not be out of pocket while that is established. Your unit is being returned to the factory so that detent tolerances across the batch can be verified. — Marcus T., Riden Customer Support
I was leaving my display at home half the time because I didn't want it stolen at work. Now it comes with me and the bike looks stock.
Leaving the display at home defeats the purpose of owning it, so we are pleased this has resolved the situation for you. — Priya S., Riden Customer Support
does what it says. the twist takes a firm hand with gloves on, not a one finger job
That is correct, and a deliberately firm action is required with gloves fitted. We are developing a revision that reduces the effort without compromising retention. — Marcus T., Riden Customer Support
the bike looks like every other bike on the street when i walk away. thats the point and it works
Twist, screen in my jacket pocket, walk away. The bracket left on the bars looks like nothing worth stealing. I park in the arts district and I don't think about it anymore.
Being able to park in the city without concern is exactly the intended outcome. We hope it continues to serve you well. — Dana W., Riden Customer Support
Nicholas left a 5 star review on 13/12/2024.
Linda left a 5 star review on 23/11/2024.
Thomas left a 5 star review on 16/11/2024.
First few weeks were perfect. Now there's a couple degrees of rotational play when it's locked and the screen wobbles over bumps. Not confident it'll hold long term.
Rotational play indicates premature wear of the locking detent, and you are correct not to rely on it. A replacement was dispatched today. We would ask you not to continue using the existing bracket, as this condition does deteriorate. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support
Paul left a 5 star review on 17/10/2024.
Ashley left a 5 star review on 12/10/2024.
works but the tolerance is tight enough that grit in it makes it stiff. i have to blow it out after dusty rides
Grit entering the mechanism and increasing stiffness is a design weakness rather than user error. A sealed version is currently in testing and we will send you one at no charge once it is released. — Marcus T., Riden Customer Support
Lisa left a 4 star review on 16/08/2024.
Barbara left a 5 star review on 10/08/2024.
Works perfectly. It does raise the display about half an inch which put mine slightly higher in my sightline than I wanted. Adjusted the arm and it's fine.
The additional half-inch does alter the sightline and it is a fair trade-off to identify. We are glad that adjusting the arm resolved it. — Tyler B., Riden Customer Support
Quick release means quick for anyone. There's no key or lock, so it stops the casual grab of the screen but the bracket itself is just bolted on.
That is a fair and important distinction. This is a deterrent against opportunistic removal of the display rather than a locking mechanism for the bracket, and we would rather state that plainly. — Dana W., Riden Customer Support
Emily left a 5 star review on 20/05/2024.
Carol left a 5 star review on 05/05/2024.
Larry left a 3 star review on 09/04/2024.
Melissa left a 5 star review on 02/04/2024.
took it on and off probably 200 times now and its exactly as tight as day one
Melissa left a 5 star review on 21/03/2024.
Eric left a 5 star review on 19/03/2024.
Raymond left a 5 star review on 28/01/2024.
Emily left a 5 star review on 10/11/2023.