it wouldn't be tarck without a dyno thread

maybe we should laser cut a bunch

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scroll down to “Bracket Schmidt Delux”. I’ve been running that one upside down on 31.8 dropbars for a couple of years, installs really easily, holds the light just fine.

https://nabendynamo.de/en/products/accessories/

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Well dammit, sorry about that. I bought based on tarck recomendation too, but I haven’t actually used any of that stuff myself yet.

Insert audiophile jokes about the plastic fibers giving the light more presence and danceability.

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Another handlebar-related mount option is to tap the top of the IQ-Cyo heat sink and mount that to a Garmin out-front mount. @jimmythefly suggested it here: Small bikes that aren't horrible compromises - #74 by jimmythefly

I set my wife’s bike up this way. She’s on 650b wheel with a <100mm head tube, so it basically puts the light in the same place as a fork crown mount would. My version doesn’t look as nice as JP Weigle’s, but it worked well.


Using:

  • Barfly garmin/gopro mount
  • Lezyne-GoPro adapter
  • loooong M4 bolt that runs all the way through the light, heatsink, and adapter
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Yeah I don’t know what that was all about. I just did some looking at some various other speaker cables and didn’t seem to see the plastic strands, but whatever was linked on tarck BITD definitely had them and I couldn’t work with it.

This stuff is the actual business shartmo:

Probably kinda expensive for wire but I think Perennial is a good place to buy a bunch of spare connectors and shit anyway so you can add disconnects next to racks and fenders etc.

looks like $3-4 each from 3/16" 6061. I have zero forks that can use this though so I don’t plan to order a run.

I’ve done this but couldn’t find my posting but found someone else’s

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I made this crazy thing for that fork


It has since been replaced by Orc rack.

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pics

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@Bearpants





I could clean up around the rack, but I’m happy with the frame situation.

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Thanks a mil.

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That Di2 tape is so nice for this it’s like cheating.

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Wow yes, I’m usually fine with my zip-ties and electrical tape but that looks super nice!!!

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I wound up with a bar mount from Lupine that put it right in front of the stem. It’s slim and elegant and totally solved it. I’ll post pics when I re-do all the cables nicely.

Thanks everyone who chimed in with all the help.

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Next up, the cabling to the rear. If I find a way to get the cable into the gear/brake cable port on the head tube, would it be stupid to drill a hole in the seatpost to let out at the bottom of the clamp slit?

Here’s the new mount. You can adjust the length to clear the stem, too.

Ignore the terrible wiring.


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that’s slick. i guess you could do the same thing less slick with a 31.8 gopro mount

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I have access to a laser cutter. Like a real one with a laser that doesn’t fit in my car. And bunches of acrylic and wood and junk. So if you want to do a run of 1 to… any? and you want it to be acrylic or… similar. I can just do that.

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Living that dual taillight life.


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