CooSpo MT5S out-front bike computer and GoPro mount adapter for 25.4mm/31.8mm handlebars
Product description
If you’re setting up a cleaner bike cockpit, the CooSpo MT5S is the kind of accessory that can make a difference: a sturdy out-front mount intended to keep your bike computer (and, with the right adapter, a GoPro) positioned for an easier look while you ride.
In practice, it’s a fairly straightforward way to go from “camera/computer somewhere random” to “front and central”. It’s not a universal solution for every ecosystem (there’s at least one notable exclusion), but for the compatible devices it targets, it’s a sensible, no-nonsense bracket.
Key points
The MT5S is an out-front mount bracket designed for bike computer positioning, with compatibility covering selected Garmin Edge models and certain COOSPO units. There’s also a GoPro adapter included, so you can pair action footage with your ride data.
Installation is quick on paper: you mount it to round handlebars, tighten the nut using the provided hex wrench, and you can remove it just as easily thanks to a quick-release mechanism. It’s also built to resist day-to-day wear, with materials described as resistant to corrosion, scratches and abrasion.
That said, compatibility isn’t 100% across the board. If you’re trying to mount with a Wahoo device, the description specifically flags that it isn’t compatible.
The essentials
This mount focuses on an out-front placement, which tends to suit riders who want a clearer view of their computer without relying on a bar-mounted side position. It’s designed for round handlebars with diameters of 25.4mm or 31.8mm, and the bracket includes a rubber pad to help with fitment.
There’s also an angled inward connecting part mentioned for the GoPro setup. That detail matters because it comes with a small installation instruction: insert it from the side rather than trying to fit it straight in.
If you like the idea of capturing moments (for example, following a route and filming the handlebars as you turn), this is the sort of mount that keeps the camera angle adjustable “in seconds”, as the product describes.
What stands out
The biggest practical win is the combination of a bike computer out-front mount plus a GoPro adapter, all in one bracket. That can simplify your build if you’d otherwise need separate hardware or are trying to keep things tidy on the bars.
It also includes a robust locking system intended to keep your device firmly in place, even during higher-impact riding. It’s not perfect world-proofing (no mount is), but the focus on secure locking and a stable fit is the right direction for rougher roads and trails.
What you’ll notice day to day
Setup should be quick: the description says you can mount it in under 60 seconds with the hex wrench and rubber pad, then tighten the nut at the right spot on the handlebar.
Once fitted, the quick-release mechanism is aimed at reducing the faff when you need to remove the device or adjust your setup for a ride. And because the camera angle is designed to be adjusted in seconds, it’s a mount that suits people who actually swap their framing depending on the day.
Worth noting, though: the GoPro section is specific about how to insert the connecting part, so if you’re expecting a “push straight in” experience, you may find it fiddlier than you’d like.
Tech specs
- Type: Bike computer out-front mount bracket with GoPro adapter compatibility
- Compatible handlebars: Round handlebars, 25.4mm / 31.8mm diameter
- Installation: Quick-release mechanism, fitment described as using a hex wrench and rubber pad
- Device compatibility (bike computers): Garmin Edge 530/830/1000/1030/130 Plus/Explore/Touring, COOSPO BC107/BC200/BC26/CS300/CS500, COOSPO MT5S is also described as compatible with “COOSPO” bike computers
- Device compatibility (GoPro): GoPro adapter included, angled inward connecting part recommended to be inserted from the side
- Not compatible (as stated): Wahoo device
Who it’s for
It makes sense if you already use one of the listed Garmin Edge models or the specified COOSPO bike computers, and you want an out-front position for easier viewing. It’s also a good match if you own a GoPro and like the idea of filming alongside your ride.
It’s not the best fit if you need compatibility with Wahoo devices, because the product description explicitly says it isn’t compatible.
And if your handlebars aren’t round or don’t match 25.4mm/31.8mm, you’ll want to look elsewhere rather than hoping it’ll adapt.
Getting the most from it
Before you buy, double-check the handlebar diameter is one of the supported sizes (25.4mm or 31.8mm). Then confirm your bike computer model is on the compatibility list.
If you’re also planning to mount a GoPro, read the small note about the angled inward connecting part. That kind of instruction can save you time and avoid unnecessary frustration during setup.
As a quick example of day-to-day use: you could install the mount on a round bar, clip the computer into the bracket for the commute, then, on weekend rides, swap in the GoPro adapter and adjust the angle briefly before you start. It’s designed for that “change quickly, ride on” routine.
Buying verdict
Worth considering if you want a single out-front bracket for a compatible bike computer and a GoPro, with quick installation, a quick-release feel, and a locking system intended to keep things secure over bumpy terrain. It’s the sort of accessory that can be a practical upgrade when your current setup isn’t giving you a clear view or feels too cluttered.
You may want to skip it if you’re on a Wahoo device (it’s stated as not compatible), if your handlebars don’t match 25.4mm/31.8mm, or if you need broader device compatibility than the listed Garmin/COOSPO options.
FAQ
Q: Does the MT5S include a GoPro adapter?
Yes, the description says an adapter is included to make it compatible with GoPro.
Q: How long does it take to install?
The product description states you can mount it on your handlebars in under 60 seconds, using the included hex wrench and rubber pad.
Q: Is it compatible with Wahoo?
No. The description explicitly notes it is not compatible with the Wahoo device.
Q: What handlebar sizes does it fit?
It’s designed for round handlebars with a diameter of 25.4mm or 31.8mm.
Q: Can I adjust the camera angle easily?
The description says you can adjust your camera angle in seconds.