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Computer mounts for integrated cockpits

A computer mount for one cockpit: yours

Syncros at 45 mm, Zipp SL-80, Most Talon: factory mounts fit one stem and often skip the newest Edge. We draw yours for the faceplate bolts or the cockpit's own threads, with a lamp point below. Got a CP0018 and an Edge 1040? Canyon's own mount fits; we're for the lamp underneath.

Top-view drawing of an integrated bar: on the left a round-bar out-front clamped on the short round section and tilted where the carbon flares, on the right our arm under two faceplate bolts, square to the stem. — Off the shelf: a 31.8 mm out-front on the few millimetres of round bar, tilted by the flare.Ours: an arm under two faceplate bolts on steel sleeves, square to the stem, with a lamp point below.

€59 · GoPro plate €29

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Why it fails

Why nothing fits an integrated bar

Most out-front mounts clamp a 31.8 mm round section. An integrated bar has none, or a few millimetres before the carbon flares, so the mount sits crooked. A stem with a four-bolt faceplate gives us two of its bolts to sit under, on steel sleeves. Many one-piece cockpits have threads underneath for the maker's own mount, and we use those.

Designs

What we'd draw for your bike

Out-front for faceplate bolts 45 mm apart

Sits under two of your faceplate bolts on steel sleeves, so the stem still clamps metal on metal, and puts the Edge 1050 out front, 70 mm ahead of the faceplate, with a lamp point below.

Render of the charcoal arm held on two faceplate bolts of a grey stem, carrying an Edge 1050-size computer centred 70 mm ahead of the faceplate, with a small lamp on aluminium GoPro prongs underneath and a tether looped round the bar. — Example design · render

Fits: Four-bolt faceplates, any spacing, M5 or M6. This example: the Syncros ST-R300-AL on a 2026 Scott Addict 20, bolts 45 mm apart
Bolts to: Two of the four faceplate bolts, through full-height steel sleeves, so the bar clamp stays metal to metal
Mass: 47 g, CAD estimate
Material: PA-CF
Hardware: 2× M5 faceplate bolts in your stem maker's grade, 6 mm longer than the originals (M5×36 10.9 here, 9.9 mm of thread in the stem); 2× M3×6 into short brass inserts for the computer insert; an M5 brass insert and an M5×12 countersunk A2 screw for the aluminium GoPro adapter
Torque: Your stem maker's faceplate torque and tightening order, on the label (5 Nm in this example, assumed until checked against Syncros' figure)
Max device: 170 g on top (an Edge 1050 is 161 g); 150 g underneath, lamp and bracket together. Debossed: MAX 170 g · 5 Nm
Tether: Cord from the 4×2 mm eye under the arm round the bar, crimped; the lamp's cord goes round the bar
Not for: One-piece cockpits (the combo below fits those), one- and two-bolt faceplates, stainless A2 faceplate bolts, the Wahoo ELEMNT ACE (208 g), lamps over 150 g
Price: €59, fixed before we start
File: Download example STEP

Exploded render along the bolt axis, numbered as in the parts list: the arm, its two steel sleeves, the two long black faceplate bolts, the computer insert with two M3 screws, the brass inserts, the aluminium GoPro adapter with its countersunk screw and the tether loop. — Example design · exploded render

#	Part	Qty	Spec
1	Arm	1	PA-CF
2	Steel sleeve	2	Ø8/5.2 × 6.1 mm, zinc
3	Faceplate bolt	2	M5×36 ISO 4762 10.9, stem maker's grade, original + 6 mm
4	Computer insert	1	bought, K-Edge Garmin K13-503, per device
5	Screw	2	M3×6 A2, nylon patch (K-Edge kit)
6	Heat-set insert	2	M3 brass, short
7	Heat-set insert	1	M5 brass
8	GoPro adapter	1	bought, aluminium 3-prong
9	Screw	1	M5×12 ISO 10642 A2-70, nylon patch
10	Tether	1	Ø2 mm cord, 260 mm

Drawing of the arm in side section and in section through the upper faceplate bolts: 70 mm from the faceplate to the computer's centre, gaps of 7.5 mm to its back edge and 4.9 mm to its underside, M5×36 bolts with 9.9 mm of thread in the stem, bolts 45 mm apart in red to confirm. — Drawing · mm · red: to confirm on your bike · tap to open full size

Combo for a one-piece cockpit, lamp point included

Screws into the threads your cockpit already has under the stem, with a GoPro point 25 mm lower for a lamp, which many factory mounts have no room for.

Render of the charcoal mount under the stem of a grey one-piece cockpit, on a thin TPU pad, its riser with a window standing in front of the bar and an Edge 1040-size computer on top; a lamp hangs from aluminium GoPro prongs 25 mm below the bar and a tether loops round the bar. — Example design · render

Fits: One-piece cockpits with threads underneath for the maker's mount: Canyon CP0045, CP0018, CP0039, CP0047, Most Talon Ultra Fast and unbranded ones
Bolts to: The cockpit's own threads under the stem, thread and spacing measured from your photo. A 1 mm TPU pad sits on the carbon, and nothing printed clamps it
Mass: 50 g with the pad, CAD estimate
Material: PA-CF, 1 mm TPU 95A pad
Hardware: 2 bolts into the cockpit's threads, the thread and grade of the maker's own mount bolts, length per cockpit (M5×18 A2 button head, 9 mm of thread, here); 2× M3×6 into short brass inserts for the computer insert; 2× M3×8 button head into brass inserts 20 mm apart for the GoPro adapter
Torque: The cockpit maker's figure for its own mount, on the label (3 Nm in this example, assumed)
Max device: 170 g on top, 150 g underneath, lamp and bracket together. Debossed: MAX 170 g · 3 Nm
Tether: Cord from the 4×2 mm eye under the mount round the bar, crimped; the lamp's cord goes round the bar
Not for: Stems with a separate faceplate (the arm fits those), cockpits with no threads underneath (we don't clamp carbon), the Wahoo ELEMNT ACE (208 g), lamps over 150 g
Price: €59, fixed before we start

Exploded render from below, numbered as in the parts list: the mount, its TPU pad, two steel sleeves, two button-head bolts, the computer insert with two M3 screws, four brass M3 inserts (two over the computer seat, two under the riser foot), the aluminium GoPro adapter with two M3 screws and the tether loop. — Example design · exploded render

#	Part	Qty	Spec
1	Mount	1	PA-CF
2	Pad	1	TPU 95A, 1 mm, traced seat
3	Steel sleeve	2	Ø8/5.2 × 8 mm, zinc
4	Bolt	2	M5×18 ISO 7380 A2-70, nylon patch (thread to confirm)
5	Computer insert	1	bought, K-Edge Garmin K13-503, per device
6	Screw	2	M3×6 A2, nylon patch (K-Edge kit)
7	Heat-set insert	2	M3 brass, short
8	Heat-set insert	2	M3 brass
9	GoPro adapter	1	bought, aluminium 3-prong, 2× M3 at 20 mm
10	Screw	2	M3×8 ISO 7380 A2-70
11	Tether	1	Ø2 mm cord, 240 mm

Drawing of the mount in side section and from below: thread spacing 35 mm and M5 in red to confirm, 5 mm from the bar top to the computer, 6.2 mm from the bar's nose to the computer seat, the 25 mm drop to the GoPro adapter and its two M3 screws 20 mm apart. — Drawing · mm · red: to confirm on your bike · tap to open full size

GoPro plate under the mount you already have

Two countersunk screws into the spare holes under the mount you own, a GoPro point below, hole pattern taken from your mount so the lamp points straight ahead.

Render of the charcoal plate screwed under the cup of a grey aluminium out-front, an Edge 840-size computer on top, a 10 mm boss under the plate's front holding aluminium GoPro prongs and a small lamp, and a tether from the plate's back edge round the bar. — Example design · render

Fits: Out-front mounts with two spare holes underneath: 2× M3 at 20 mm (Garmin's own, K-Edge accessory holes), 2× M4 at 25.4 mm (K-Edge camera pattern, unconfirmed), or the spacing we measure on your photo
Bolts to: The spare holes under the mount you have
Mass: 18 g, CAD estimate
Material: PA-CF, 6 mm plate with a ribbed spine
Hardware: 2× M3 or M4 countersunk A2, length per mount (M3×10 here); aluminium GoPro adapter on an M5 brass insert with an M5×12 countersunk A2 screw; prongs along or across; drop 0, 10 or 20 mm (10 here)
Torque: 1 Nm on the two M3 screws. Debossed: MAX 200 g · 1 Nm
Max device: 200 g total below your existing mount, including this plate, adapters, bolts and lamp; any lower upstream limit applies. A Magicshine Hori 1300 is 151 g
Tether: Cord from the 4×2 mm eye at the plate's back edge round the bar, crimped; a lamp of 150 g or more gets its own cord to the bar too
Not for: Mounts with no spare holes underneath (the combo or the faceplate arm fit those), more than 200 g in total below your mount
Price: €29, fixed before we start

Exploded render from below the out-front, numbered as in the parts list: the plate, two countersunk M3×10 screws pointing at the two threaded holes under the cup, the brass M5 insert, the aluminium GoPro adapter, its countersunk M5×12 screw and the tether loop. — Example design · exploded render

#	Part	Qty	Spec
1	Plate	1	PA-CF
2	Screw	2	M3×10 ISO 10642 A2-70, into your mount's spare holes
3	Heat-set insert	1	M5 brass
4	GoPro adapter	1	bought, aluminium 3-prong
5	Screw	1	M5×12 ISO 10642 A2-70, nylon patch
6	Tether	1	Ø2 mm cord, plate to bar, 220 mm

Drawing of the plate in side section and in two plans: 6 mm plate, 10 mm drop to the GoPro seat, one M3×10 screw into the out-front; 40 wide with 2× M3 at 20 mm (Garmin, K-Edge) and with 2× M4 at 25.4 mm (K-Edge camera, in red to confirm). — Drawing · mm · red: to confirm on your bike · tap to open full size

Also on request: a 22.2 mm aluminium stub under the arm in place of the GoPro mount, for a bell or a lamp that clamps a bar, within the same 150 g. And a phone cradle shaped to your case on the faceplate base, with two retainers and a tether, if phone and case together stay within 170 g.

Fits

Bikes and devices we draw for

Bikes and cockpits: Scott Addict 20 (2026): Syncros ST-R300-AL stem, HB-R100-CF bar · Canyon CF 8 gravel (CP0045), Aeroad (CP0018), CP0039, CP0047 · Pinarello Dogma F 2025 (Most Talon Ultra Fast) · Zipp SL-80 with an SL stem · Aerocoach Ornix · Black Inc barstem · R&M Satori · Cube CPS-A
Devices: Garmin Edge 530, 840, 1040, 1050, Explore 2 · Hammerhead Karoo 2, 3 · Wahoo ELEMNT ROAM v2 · Bosch Kiox · Not the Wahoo ELEMNT ACE (208 g): it needs an aluminium mount
Under the computer: Lamps and cameras on a GoPro mount: 150 g with their bracket on the arm and the combo; on the GoPro plate, 200 g in total below your mount, plate, adapter and bolts included

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Prices

Our price next to what's on sale

Option	Price	Where it stops
Syncros MT-R-211-AL	€76.95	Made for the ST-R300 and ST-R100 stems; the Edge 1050 is excluded
Canyon GEAR GROOVE mount	$39.95	CP0039, CP0047 and CP0048 cockpits; not the Wahoo ELEMNT ACE
Zipp QuickView	€78	Replaces the faceplate; Zipp stems only, one version per stem
Framesandgear integrated mount	€69	Lower bolts fixed at 35 mm, Edge 140 to 850
Framesandgear CP0018 mount with GoPro	€71	Machined 7075 aluminium; takes an Edge 1050 and one lamp or camera underneath; the CP0045 is on its list too
Canyon Cockpit Mount	€24.99	Most Canyon cockpits, CP0018 included; no lamp point; not the Wahoo ELEMNT ACE
Canyon FLASH Cycling Front Light Mount	€39.99	Canyon cockpits with two screws underneath; computer on top, only Canyon's FLASH 800 lamp below
K-Edge Max XL Combo	$69.99	31.8 mm round bars only
Silca Chisela	$125	Faceplate bolts 9–30 or 23–40 mm apart
KOM CM05	$49.99	Faceplate bolts 8.5–32.5 mm apart; comes with M5×35 bolts
Garmin GoPro adapter	£6.99	Fits under Garmin's own out-front mounts
Ours: arm or combo	€59	A four-bolt faceplate at any spacing, or your cockpit's own threads, lamp point included; we confirm your bike, computer and lamp before printing, and you pay after approval
Ours: GoPro plate	€29	Hole pattern taken from the mount you have

Taxes included. Delivery is quoted with the part (delivery).

If it doesn't fit the bike and device we agreed on, you choose: a full refund or an improved part. If a measurement you gave us was wrong, we fix the design and the new part costs production only. This doesn't limit your statutory rights.

Riders' posts

What riders posted

From forums, not from customers

May 2026 Scott Addict 20 (2026) with a Syncros ST-R300 stem, faceplate bolts 45 mm apart, and an Edge 1050. Syncros no longer lists this stem for its own out-front, Framesandgear said theirs won't take the 1050 on it, and the band mount from the box looks wrong on a road stem. Two months of searching AliExpress found nothing.
September 2026 Canyon CF 8 gravel bike with a CP0045 aero bar, an Edge 1040 and now and then a lamp. Canyon's own mount has nothing underneath for a light, and most others looked too short for a 1040. The rider ordered a Framesandgear mount made for the CP0045, about 300 zł, and found it solid off-road.
October 2026 Karoo 3 on a gravel bike with a Zipp SL-80 bar. The stock mount sits crooked because there's very little room before the carbon widens. The rider paid €55 for Zipp's QuickView for SL stems, and another rider in the thread would pay the same.
October 2026 Karoo 3 on a 2025 Pinarello Dogma F with a Most Talon Ultra Fast cockpit. The rider asked which mount fits. Replies suggested a Garmin mount with an adapter, and nobody could confirm one.
May 2026 An integrated carbon aero bar whose computer mount had no GoPro point for a headlight. The mount's maker wanted $80 plus shipping for a whole new mount; a $10 bolt-on adapter did the job. For another buyer the same adapter's holes didn't line up with a K-Edge.

12 posts plus 6 related, April to October 2026.

Limits

We don't make these: what to buy

We bolt to metal, to accessory threads, or where your radar's band sits today. We never make or modify brakes or steering parts, or anything that holds a rack or a child seat.

A new faceplate with the mount built in → Zipp QuickView for the SL Sprint stem, €78, or an Easton EA90 stem with a Garmin faceplate, $99.99The faceplate holds your bar, so we don't make one.
A clamp around a carbon bar → K-Edge Max XL Combo, $69.99, on a 31.8 mm round sectionWe never print a clamp for a carbon bar.
Wahoo ELEMNT ACE (208 g) → Framesandgear's aluminium ACE mounts, from €67, for the cockpits on their listIt's over the 170 g our printed arm is rated for.
Clip-on aerobars on a carbon cockpit → An adapter made for that cockpit, like Deda's TT 314 for the Rose Shave, €267.20, or a round bar and stemAerobars carry your weight, so we don't make them.
A dropper or lockout remote with no room on the bar → Wolf Tooth ReMote Light Action, $54.95, in the mount your brake lever takes, or Shimano SL-MT800-IL for I-Spec EV, £49.99Nothing we make bolts to a brake lever's shifter mount.
A mount on the stem's top cap → The faceplate arm aboveThe top cap sets the headset preload, so we leave it alone.

Garmin, Varia, Wahoo, Hammerhead and other names are used only to say what a part fits. We're not affiliated with them.

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Tell us your bike

Start with model names; we mark any measurement we still need in red. We reply within one working day, and if a shop sells a part that fits, we send you the link.

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Bike, cockpit or stem, computer, lamp

Photos (optional, up to 3). From above, with a ruler across the faceplate bolts, or the cockpit's underside with its threads.Add photosor drop them here

What to send (optional)

Bike and year
Cockpit model, or the stem and bar
Computer: Edge 1040, 1050, Karoo 3, ROAM…
Lamp or camera for underneath, or "none"
Photos straight on and from above, with a ruler across the faceplate bolts
One-piece cockpit: the underside too, with the threaded holes
Only if it isn't listed: bolt centre to centre, and a photo of the bolt beside a ruler; we confirm its thread and length

What's wrong, and what should the part do?Or pick one:

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FAQ

Questions before you order

Is it safe to put a part under the faceplate bolts?

The arm sits under two of the four faceplate bolts. Each bolt runs through a full-height steel sleeve, so the bar clamp still closes metal on metal. We use your stem maker's bolt grade in the right length, with its torque and tightening order, and check the head seat, the thread engagement and that the bolt can't bottom out. Four-bolt faceplates only. Each of the three designs gets the same check before its first part ships: 50 N hung on it for a minute, 30 km on cobbles, then a torque re-check. As of October 2026 these designs are drawn and rendered; photos of the first test prints will go on this page.

Will an Edge 1050 fit?

It fits: the top is rated 170 g, and an Edge 1050 is 161 g. The 1050 fouls the faceplate or the bar on many older out-fronts; riders on Garmin's forum put it down to a moved mounting tab. Syncros's own mount for the ST-R300 excludes the 1050. We set the cup from your device's size, at least 4 mm clear of the faceplate and the bar, and the drawing shows that gap before you pay.

Can I swap Garmin, Wahoo and Karoo?

The top has a pocket for a bought K-Edge insert, held by two M3 screws into brass. K-Edge makes one for Garmin's quarter-turn, one for Wahoo ELEMNT and BOLT and one for the Karoo 2. A Karoo 3 comes with Hammerhead's adapter for Garmin mounts, so it rides on the Garmin insert. Changing devices means two screws and a different insert. The drawing names the insert we buy for yours.

Can it carry a lamp and a GoPro?

One at a time. Underneath is one bought aluminium GoPro mount on a brass M5 insert, rated 150 g for the lamp or camera together with its bracket. A GoPro HERO13 Black is 159 g and a Magicshine Hori 1300 is 151 g, so both are too heavy for it. If your mount already has two spare holes underneath, our GoPro plate carries 200 g in total below that mount, plate, adapter and bolts included, unless your mount is rated lower. For a heavier lamp, see the front-light mounts. The lamp's tether goes round the bar.

My cockpit is an unbranded Chinese one.

Send photos of the underside, straight on and from the side, with a ruler across the threaded holes. If you can take one of its bolts out, photograph that too. We draw from the photos and mark in red any number we still need, with how to measure it. You pay only after you approve the drawing. If the cockpit has no threads underneath and no separate faceplate, there's nothing for us to bolt to, and we tell you that straight away.

Other spots

The other five spots

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