Garmin-Style Tablet Holder (30°) for Indoor Cycling

Garmin-Style Tablet Holder (30°) for Indoor Cycling

This Garmin-style tablet holder allows you to mount your tablet directly onto any standard Garmin quarter-turn mount during indoor cycling sessions. Perfect for Zwift, Rouvy, TrainerRoad, YouTube workouts, or any training setup where you want your tablet clearly in view without extra clamps or handlebar accessories.

The holder locks securely into a standard Garmin quarter-turn interface and positions your device at a fixed 30° viewing angle, giving you a comfortable and easy-to-read screen position. The slot is designed for a 9 mm thick tablet, but the dimension can be easily modified in the STL to fit other devices.

Features

✔ Fully compatible with Garmin quarter-turn mounts

✔ Fixed 30° viewing angle for optimal visibility

✔ Fits 9 mm thick tablets (modifiable in STL)

✔ Optional anti-slip pads for extra stability

✔ Easy to print — no special slicer tweaks required

Recommended Print Settings

• Material: PETG or PLA
• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Walls/perimeters: 6
• Infill: 20% (Gyroid)
• Orientation: Printed standing for minimal supports
• Bed adhesion: Brim recommended
• Supports: Minimal, only where needed
• Special slicer settings: None

Assembly

Mounts directly into any Garmin quarter-turn holder. Insert, rotate 90°, and you're ready to ride. Add thin anti-slip pads if you want extra grip during high-intensity intervals.

25-11-2025 — Model Update

The 3D model has been improved with several refinements: 

• The hex pattern has been rotated by 90° to reduce overhangs and improve print quality. 
• The Garmin quarter-turn mount has been repositioned for easier installation and a smoother mounting action. 
• The overall model thickness has been slightly increased to improve strength and durability.

License Note
This model is released under the CC BY–NC–SA license.
You are free to download, print, remix, and share it, as long as it is not used commercially, proper credit is given to the original creator, and any derivative works are shared under the same license.