I've used it on the down tube.

If I recall, it's kinda heavy.

Even worse, you really do hunt around a bit for locking it back down. It feels very not intuitive unless you get it lined up exactly right.

Behind the saddle, it feels like it would be mission impossible. Maybe between the arms is better. I could see that possibly working as long as you had clearance. You kinda need to twist it sideways to get it out.

The helmet strap is gold and every helmet should have one. The water bottle one isn't good for fast intuitive re-installs, but it's easy to remove when you want and will definitely not come off on accident.

Thanks! I have heard that getting the orientation right is quite the challenge. Maybe I'll experiment with the BTA and just get a Gorilla cage for the back.

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A solution we created: https://forum.slowtwitch.com/...ost=8086805#p8086805

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i did something similar with an elastic shoelace, but admittedly it looks a lot jankier than that setup

I used a garmin rubber band, washer, and electrical tape :)