Bike Mount for AirTag (Gen 1 & 2), Waterproof Protective Aluminum Alloy Holder Hides GPS Under Bicycle Bottle Cage, Anti-Theft Holder Bike GPS Tracker Accessory

Heavy, but it’s aluminum that should protect your AirTag better than the lightweight options. The top cover is polycarbonate, so I’m sure a thief can crack it with a screwdriver. Choose an aluminum cage that completely hides the plastic cover makes for a full aluminum enclosure protecting your AirTag. Look at my picture for reference. Now, is this a good hiding place for an AirTag? IMHO not at all lol. It’s pretty obvious to anyone who’s looking, but there isn’t a single alternative out there that will fool a smart thief. That said, the metal enclosure and safety screws will make the thief work to get the AirTag. Also, this thing is solid, so beware if you want a lightweight solution. If it’s for an eBike, weight isn’t too important, so this would be a good choice. Highly recommend!

Bought this to securely mount/hide an Apple AirTag to a Super73 electric bike, and this works great! It’s was easy to easy to install, and feels secure when mounted. The metal base seems heavy duty, it’s nice and thick. Not sure if the o-ring under the lid was pre-lubed, but I rubbed some waterproof grease on it just to be safe (which also keep it in place during install). I love the included security screws, and the fact it comes with two length options is awesome. Would’ve been nice if they already had (blue) thread lock on the screws, but they didn’t, so I added my own. And the foam around the AirTag could’ve been thicker, so it would fit a bit snugger. Other than that, I’m very pleased with my purchase so far. Will keep you updated!

Nice, waterproof cases to hold my AirTag. Also bought a matching one to hold a Samsung SmartTag. I used on each side of a double water bottle cage holder. The added spacing actually helped the water bottles to better fit on each side of the saddle.

I used this to hide an air tag on my road bike. It comes with two sets of different length screws so you don't need to get longer screws. Insert your air tag into the compartment, put in the o-ring, then put the top on it. Remove a water bottle cage from your bike and put this under the cage. Screw it on with the included screws and you are all done. My bike now lets me know where it is any time I want to check. Pros: completely hides the air tag, and it's hard to even notice it's there. Cons: O-ring is a little hard to install to keep the container water tight, back is flat which doesn't exactly match most bike frames.

Easy to assemble had no issues.

Perfect for what I needed it for. It looks sleek, not obvious that it is an AirTag.

A friend had hs bike jacked while on a coffee break at our local bakery, so it seems like a good idea to start tracking my ride a bit better. The SUPMEGA Bike Mount is exactly what I needed. The unit fits perfectly between my bottle cage and seat-tube, and with a frame pump mount, it's practically unnoticeable. Love that it also includes tamper-resistant mounting screws. Picked up a couple for my and my wife bikes, so now a lot more confident.

I installed these on 2 bicycles, both underneath a bottle cage. It wasn't super-easy, but wasn't really that difficult. They do protrude quite a bit, but that I'm sure is to make the airtag more secure and safe from grime. Hasn't impeded recpetion of the airtags though, and I feel better having these on our bikes when we park and lock them somewhere out of sight. Given the build, I would have no problems going through all sorts of muck or leaving the bikes out in the rain... Granted, I would try to avoid those things, but if not, I have full faith in the airtags being safe and secure.