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    lescor
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    I'm getting a SRM system for my tt bike and am wondering what kind of mounting kit I'll need to get the Powercontrol unit situated best. I currently have a power tap and mounting it on the stem was simple. I haven't seen a similar mounting solution for the powercontrol. Things are too compact on the bars to mount there, it'd have to be the stem or somewhere on/between the aero bar extentions.

    Any suggestions?

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  2. decrono
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    lescor said:

    I'm getting a SRM system for my tt bike and am wondering what kind of mounting kit I'll need to get the Powercontrol unit situated best. I currently have a power tap and mounting it on the stem was simple. I haven't seen a similar mounting solution for the powercontrol. Things are too compact on the bars to mount there, it'd have to be the stem or somewhere on/between the aero bar extentions.

    Any suggestions?


    I like the Profile computer mounts http://www.profile-design.com/2006_product_pages/accesories/acc_computermount.html
    Or velcro the powercontrol and bar
    cheers pete

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  3. rmur17
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    lescor said:

    I'm getting a SRM system for my tt bike and am wondering what kind of mounting kit I'll need to get the Powercontrol unit situated best. I currently have a power tap and mounting it on the stem was simple. I haven't seen a similar mounting solution for the powercontrol. Things are too compact on the bars to mount there, it'd have to be the stem or somewhere on/between the aero bar extentions.

    Any suggestions?


    if your extenstions are about the width of the PC (as mine are), you could use two ty-raps to secure the unit. Wrap right around the extensions and the computer.

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  4. clausfod
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    rmur17 said:

    if your extenstions are about the width of the PC (as mine are), you could use two ty-raps to secure the unit. Wrap right around the extensions and the computer.


    My english is not so good that I know what ty-raps are. Please explain.

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  5. clausfod
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    lescor said:

    I'm getting a SRM system for my tt bike and am wondering what kind of mounting kit I'll need to get the Powercontrol unit situated best. I currently have a power tap and mounting it on the stem was simple. I haven't seen a similar mounting solution for the powercontrol. Things are too compact on the bars to mount there, it'd have to be the stem or somewhere on/between the aero bar extentions.

    Any suggestions?


    forum.slowtwitch.comgforum.cgi

    forum.slowtwitch.comgforum.cgi

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  6. rmur17
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    clausfod said:

    My english is not so good that I know what ty-raps are. Please explain.


    cfi1.comtieraps.html

    electrical cable ties. Sorry.

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