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Old 03-03-10 | 11:41 AM
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Computer mount??

I'm looking for something where I can mount my computer nicely and securely on my stem or handlebar. Maybe some kind of adapter or something.

Right now, I'm using zip-ties and electrical tape, and it doesn't look pretty.

My stem and bar are weird......

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Old 03-03-10 | 12:00 PM
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Which computer?
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Ugly bars and stem = Same on computer mount.
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Old 03-03-10 | 12:25 PM
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If you can fit this between the stem and the flared part of the handlebars, you're set.
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I believe BF's own BDop offers something similar but cheaper on his website.
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Originally Posted by urbanknight
Which computer?
I have the Polar CS600, and also VDO.
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Originally Posted by 10 Wheels
Ugly bars and stem = Same on computer mount.
Yeah, I saw the CT carbon mount, but a little pricey. I probably will get a new stem. The one I have now is supper ugly and big, they all came with the bike, seat post/clamp are all ControlTech carbon. My cranks was CT also, but replaced it.
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Originally Posted by DuraAce
Yeah, I saw the CT carbon mount, but a little pricey. I probably will get a new stem. The one I have now is supper ugly and big, they all came with the bike, seat post/clamp are all ControlTech carbon. My cranks was CT also, but replaced it.
That makes sense...
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replace carbon stem ... buy mount....
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replace carbon stem ... buy mount....
Or he can just get a mount, as numerous people have already suggested. Just saying...
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That makes sense...

For now, I'll keep the stem and just get a mount. Because I only have $50 to spend.
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