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Non-BRP GPS mount for tri-axis handlebars

Stumpy6Guns

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I had my handlebars changed out today, and I didn't feel like spending another $200 on their GPS mount when I only need the support. I think I can come up with another solution for owners who already have the standard BRP GPS mount.

The support is a really simple piece that could be 3D printed. I'm waiting on delivery of my new printer, but it will be a while. In the meantime, I can draw the support. Once I get the printer, I can start printing with carbon-reinforced material.

Another possibility is to install a RAM ball in the hole for the screw that secures the support. I'll experiment a bit and see how that works.

If anyone has the official mount and wouldn't mind posting some close-up pics with a ruler for scale, it would be really helpful.
 
Love my new handlebars!

I got my Spyder back on Friday after the first service and handlebar change. What a difference. Instead of being hunched over and having to really stretch out my arms in turns, I can sit upright and steer with much less contortion than before. My wrists are in a neutral position and not cocked out of alignment, and that has eased the strain on the joints that was causing a lot of discomfort.

I ordered a 1" RAM ball with M6 threads. Much less expensive than the BRP GPS support.
 
That's great! Did you have to modify the ball at all, or is there a ball with screw threads that are the right size and length?

You just saved me so much time!


Sorry for the delayed response, I just saw you asked a question. I guess it's too late and you have found it already. The tri axis bars sure are nice, it makes long rides so much more enjoyable. Enjoy it and ride safe.
 
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