Garmin Out-in-front Mounts Ad Nauseum
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Hi, I just used a handlebar mount in the end.
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On the off chance that you are like me and keep hold of all things cycling related even if you're never going to use them again, do you still have the 27mm edge mount?
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sold it a while ago, sorry.joncoleman wrote: ↑Thu Mar 12, 2020 10:29 amOn the off chance that you are like me and keep hold of all things cycling related even if you're never going to use them again, do you still have the 27mm edge mount?
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Does anyone know the width of the clamp on the Garmin Universal Out Front Mount (Varia)? Trying to figure out if it would fit on my aero bars or if filling it down would be possible.
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Hi i have a zipp service corse sl stem and was interested in the Enve mount .. does anyone know if it will fit.
Alternativly does anyone have the bolt width for the enve mont handy?
Thanks
Alternativly does anyone have the bolt width for the enve mont handy?
Thanks
What is the face plate bolt spacing on the Zipp SL stem? According to RaceWareDirect, that company specifies is 27mm spacing for the SRM Faceplate Mount for the Zipp Service Course SL stem, but my 2018 Enve road stem has a bolt spacing of ~2.2 cm.
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Hi thanks for the reply.ms6073 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 20, 2020 4:41 pmWhat is the face plate bolt spacing on the Zipp SL stem? According to RaceWareDirect, that company specifies is 27mm spacing for the SRM Faceplate Mount for the Zipp Service Course SL stem, but my 2018 Enve road stem has a bolt spacing of ~2.2 cm.
i am measuring 27mm spacing on the faceplate bolts on the zipp stem. (Center to center.)
Maybe not a fit .. ?
I thought Zipp made a mount for the Easton stems? Also, this was posted several pages back
You also might want to post that question in the all-encompassing thread Camera Mounts and Assorted 3D Printed Parts thread.
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For anyone who's looking for a solution for the Zipp SC stems, I had looked into the same thing. The Enve mount will not work, as the spacing is 22mm, while the zipps are 27mm. However in my research, I did turn up that Pinarello's MOST component stems have the same 27mm spacing, and they do make a mount that I believe will work with the Zipp stem:dolophonic wrote: ↑Thu Jul 23, 2020 12:32 amHi thanks for the reply.ms6073 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 20, 2020 4:41 pmWhat is the face plate bolt spacing on the Zipp SL stem? According to RaceWareDirect, that company specifies is 27mm spacing for the SRM Faceplate Mount for the Zipp Service Course SL stem, but my 2018 Enve road stem has a bolt spacing of ~2.2 cm.
i am measuring 27mm spacing on the faceplate bolts on the zipp stem. (Center to center.)
Maybe not a fit .. ?
https://pinarello.com/en-us/most/accessories/itiger
Alternatively, Zipp now makes an out front mount that will definitely work: https://www.sram.com/en/zipp/models/ac-sc-cmfp-a1
I think the MOST mount looks more elegant, but the Zipp mount is guaranteed compatibility and have a gopro mount underneath for lights/gopro, etc. So depends on what's important to you...
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I actually bought and am using the Zipp SC stem mount on my 3T now. It is a very neat looking solution and the adjustable angle makes it a breeze to get it just right. However, it is on the beefy side at ~82g.wannabefast wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 11:32 pmFor anyone who's looking for a solution for the Zipp SC stems, I had looked into the same thing. The Enve mount will not work, as the spacing is 22mm, while the zipps are 27mm. However in my research, I did turn up that Pinarello's MOST component stems have the same 27mm spacing, and they do make a mount that I believe will work with the Zipp stem:
https://pinarello.com/en-us/most/accessories/itiger
Alternatively, Zipp now makes an out front mount that will definitely work: https://www.sram.com/en/zipp/models/ac-sc-cmfp-a1
I think the MOST mount looks more elegant, but the Zipp mount is guaranteed compatibility and have a gopro mount underneath for lights/gopro, etc. So depends on what's important to you...
I was using a plastic garmin handlebar mount that had the varia headlight attachment (I use the gopro point on it now for my headlight). Between the mount, the headlight adapter, rubber insert, and removing the weight of the old faceplate, it was a net loss of only 8g.
It did free up handlebar space and looks WAY better, so it's worth it in my opinion.
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Does anyone have experience with alternatives (maybe photos) of Out-in-front Mounts for wahoo and the regular Enve road stem? I think the enve mounts are pointing to much up-right to my liking, unfortunately. And with the aero handlebar on, not much options for the "regular" mounting.
I have the one from K-edge/enve on right now.
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I have the one from K-edge/enve on right now.
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I can confirm that the MOST iTiger mount works great on a Zipp stem. I posted a bit about it recently on Paceline...wannabefast wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 11:32 pmFor anyone who's looking for a solution for the Zipp SC stems, I had looked into the same thing. The Enve mount will not work, as the spacing is 22mm, while the zipps are 27mm. However in my research, I did turn up that Pinarello's MOST component stems have the same 27mm spacing, and they do make a mount that I believe will work with the Zipp stem:dolophonic wrote: ↑Thu Jul 23, 2020 12:32 amHi thanks for the reply.ms6073 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 20, 2020 4:41 pmWhat is the face plate bolt spacing on the Zipp SL stem? According to RaceWareDirect, that company specifies is 27mm spacing for the SRM Faceplate Mount for the Zipp Service Course SL stem, but my 2018 Enve road stem has a bolt spacing of ~2.2 cm.
i am measuring 27mm spacing on the faceplate bolts on the zipp stem. (Center to center.)
Maybe not a fit .. ?
https://pinarello.com/en-us/most/accessories/itiger
Alternatively, Zipp now makes an out front mount that will definitely work: https://www.sram.com/en/zipp/models/ac-sc-cmfp-a1
I think the MOST mount looks more elegant, but the Zipp mount is guaranteed compatibility and have a gopro mount underneath for lights/gopro, etc. So depends on what's important to you...
https://forums.thepaceline.net/showpost ... stcount=10
Certainly not as elegant as the TIlquist ones from the good ole days, but I prefer it to the Zipp Quickview that they're releasing.
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