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Out Front Mount for Road Bikes Integrated Aluminium Alloy Cycling Computer Mount

Package Dimensions 4.57 x 4.49 x 0.94 Te mau nota
Item Weight 3.2 ounces
ASIN B0CCY2XCPD
Special features Lightweight
û Black
Whats in the box Switch Mount*2, Screws*8, Wrench*2, Rubber Strap*1, Adapter*3, Out front Mount*1

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About this item

  • Out Front Mount: Allow the road bike computer or a light, or a camera further forward on the road bike to allow you keep eyes on the road and easily check what the bike computer shows.
  • Wide Compatibility: We integrated out-front mount is compatible with Garmin/ iGPSPORT/ Bryton/ Cateye cycling computers, suitable for integrated handlebar with two studs below.
  • Durable & Safe: Made of high-quality Aluminium Alloy, our out front bike mount offers a safe and secure way to lock and position your cycling computer and other electronics both on your road bike.
  • Easy to Install: With the included allen wrench, you have no issues mounting to your road bike and comes with a couple of accessories for different cycling computers.
  • Lightweight: The out front bike mount for road bike weighes about 1.2oz/34g, making it lightweight and ensuring you won’t even feel the added weight during your ride.

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