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Fitting a Garmin to Carbon road 'aero' shaped bars
So i've fitted these carbon road 'aero' bars with integrated stem but i'm struggling to find anywhere on them to fit my Garmin! I've got the standard Garmin mount with the plastic & the normal rubber O rings, i've also got the out front mount.........anyone had this problem before, I really dont want to have to drill into the Carbon!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wT-iG1RJU3Q&noredirect=1
Thanks fellas
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Why can't you mount it on the stem with the rubber O ring ? Zero cost and its not in your way ?
Thanks chaps, really appreciate the responses. The K edge looks promising, found them cheaper here FYI - https://www.cyclestore.co.uk/kedge_mtb-stem_fixed_mount_for_garmin_edge_...
Any thoughts on this?, do you think it fits under the stem cap?
http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Guee-Garmin-Computer-Mount_87533.htm?sku=297639&...
Check out K-Edge mounts, fixed and adjustable. Mounts as a spacer under your stem.
http://www.acecosportgroup.com/k-edge-computer-mounts.html
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I'd put it on the stem. I have a pair of Most integrated handlebars and that's where i run mine, i haven't had any problems with it being there and it free's up bar space too !
Maybe contact Raceware, they're a very competent brand who can make you a one-off if need be, they also do a mount that may work already; http://www.bikerumor.com/2014/07/10/raceware-direct-adds-garmin-mounts-f...
A company (name fails me) makes a garmin mount that attaches to the bike via a steerer spacer. This may be an option.
I also thought that the makers of those style of bars also have their own little arm that fits under the bars and can be used to mount garmins/ go pro etc.