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Cane Creek Computer Mount
November 18, 2024$74.99
Extremely versatile, the Cane Creek Computer Mount is designed for faceplate mounting
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Cane Creek Computer MountÂ
The Cane Creek Computer Mount is extremely modular and can be mounted on your stem’s top or bottom faceplate bolts. It can be rotated and adjusted for customize placement. Additionally, this computer comes with mounts for both Wahoo and Garmin computers and is compatible with Garmin, Wahoo, and Hammerhead bike computers.
Compatibility
This mount is compatible with all Wahoo, Garmin, & Hammerhead bike computers.
Specs
- CNC Machined 6061 aluminum
- Weight: 40 grams
- Faceplate Bolt Width: 22-35 mm
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Bryan B. (verified owner) –
Cane Creek Computer Mount.
Purchased an Enve AR handlebar for my Canyon and discovered that there is not enough room to mount my K-Edge on the bar. So, I found the Cane Creek mount. It is easy to mount and looks great. So far the only complaint I have is that the pivot allows the computer to drop down on rough roads. I have added some loctite and torqued the pivot bolt more than I would want to. If this doesn’t work I will most likely drill and pin the pivot in place. Doing so kinda defeats the purpose for the pivot in the first place. But I don’t like having the computer drop out of position on a ride. Other than that, it is well.made and would most likely purchase another one.
Power Meter City –
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We’re thrilled to hear it, Bryan! Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with!