| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 5.83 x 1.77 x 1.61 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.05 Kilograms |
| Item Weight | 0.05 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Dymoece |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Manufacturer | Dymoece |
| Part Number | DMAA3125 |
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Great minimal alloy Wahoo + light mount
When assembling a new-to-me bike, I needed a mount to either combine the head-unit and headlight, or move the mount to the right side of the stem from the default left of the stock Wahoo mount. This Dymoece seemed to fit the bill and was substantially less expensive and less logo-covered than the K-Edge and Barfly options. So far I'm quite impressed - unlike other reviewers experiences, this seems sturdy enough over the brutally pothole'd surfaces of SoCal. I will report back if it fails.Moving the headlight out front under the head unit is a nice bonus, though I fear I'm going to lose the rubber o-ring thing as compared to a captive velcro strap like the Two Fish Lockblock holder. Maybe I'll experiment with a mashup between the lockblock and gopro mount.Knocking a star from this as it does not have an integrated rubber strip to keep it from destroying the finish of the bars like many similar mounts now do. It'd also be nice if the corners were radiused a little more gently, but that's just a nice-to-have.Edit: 2 months in and this is still going strong, maybe I got a lucky break. I always ride with the head unit and a 120g light mounted below per the pic; have lightly crashed once and ride 'cobbles' and chopped up pavement regularly on 28s.Obligatory bike industry rant: I wish the big vendors like Giant and Trek would move toward native accessory mount points for things like head units and lights (come on; we've had bottle cage mounting bosses for literal decades now and could use the same "technology" for other things that everyone puts on their bikes) to render clamp mounts unnecessary, but this seems like a weirdly persistent anachronism for a market that prides itself on other unnecessary tech advances every year to sell more product. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2020
Color: BlackVerified Purchase
When assembling a new-to-me bike, I needed a mount to either combine the head-unit and headlight, or move the mount to the right side of the stem from the default left of the stock Wahoo mount. This Dymoece seemed to fit the bill and was substantially less expensive and less logo-covered than the K-Edge and Barfly options. So far I'm quite impressed - unlike other reviewers experiences, this seems sturdy enough over the brutally pothole'd surfaces of SoCal. I will report back if it fails.
Moving the headlight out front under the head unit is a nice bonus, though I fear I'm going to lose the rubber o-ring thing as compared to a captive velcro strap like the Two Fish Lockblock holder. Maybe I'll experiment with a mashup between the lockblock and gopro mount.
Knocking a star from this as it does not have an integrated rubber strip to keep it from destroying the finish of the bars like many similar mounts now do. It'd also be nice if the corners were radiused a little more gently, but that's just a nice-to-have.
Edit: 2 months in and this is still going strong, maybe I got a lucky break. I always ride with the head unit and a 120g light mounted below per the pic; have lightly crashed once and ride 'cobbles' and chopped up pavement regularly on 28s.
Obligatory bike industry rant: I wish the big vendors like Giant and Trek would move toward native accessory mount points for things like head units and lights (come on; we've had bottle cage mounting bosses for literal decades now and could use the same "technology" for other things that everyone puts on their bikes) to render clamp mounts unnecessary, but this seems like a weirdly persistent anachronism for a market that prides itself on other unnecessary tech advances every year to sell more product. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Moving the headlight out front under the head unit is a nice bonus, though I fear I'm going to lose the rubber o-ring thing as compared to a captive velcro strap like the Two Fish Lockblock holder. Maybe I'll experiment with a mashup between the lockblock and gopro mount.
Knocking a star from this as it does not have an integrated rubber strip to keep it from destroying the finish of the bars like many similar mounts now do. It'd also be nice if the corners were radiused a little more gently, but that's just a nice-to-have.
Edit: 2 months in and this is still going strong, maybe I got a lucky break. I always ride with the head unit and a 120g light mounted below per the pic; have lightly crashed once and ride 'cobbles' and chopped up pavement regularly on 28s.
Obligatory bike industry rant: I wish the big vendors like Giant and Trek would move toward native accessory mount points for things like head units and lights (come on; we've had bottle cage mounting bosses for literal decades now and could use the same "technology" for other things that everyone puts on their bikes) to render clamp mounts unnecessary, but this seems like a weirdly persistent anachronism for a market that prides itself on other unnecessary tech advances every year to sell more product. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2020
Color: BlackVerified Purchase
I love this mount. I really wanted a single solution for mounting my light and my computer, since I really don't like to have too much clutter on the bars. I bought this so I could try the rubber band as a solution since there aren't a lot of lights that use the friction flange like a GoPro. I didn't love that, but I was able to modify a mount for a Cygolite to use on my generic headlight. This combo is killer for a budget light mount.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2019
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Reviewed in Germany on November 26, 2023Color: BlackVerified Purchase
