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Old 10-06-20, 05:21 PM
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I am having trouble mounting accessories on my road bike drop handlebars. I have a Garmin 705 bike computer, Nite Rider Minewt light, and a GoPro camera. Any ideas on how to fit everything?
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Barfly Prime with go pro mount splitter and niterider go pro mount

https://www.amazon.com/Nechkitter-Ad.../dp/B01ABDH5L2
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Originally Posted by roth rothar
I am having trouble mounting accessories on my road bike drop handlebars. I have a Garmin 705 bike computer, Nite Rider Minewt light, and a GoPro camera. Any ideas on how to fit everything?
Out Front mount for the Garmin?
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There's also handlebar accessory mounts: https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=L&ai=...gQIBBA9&adurl=
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The Dajia accessory mount is one of the best I’ve ever used if you have a 4 bolt faceplate. Good and solid. It can’t twist on the bars like other mounts can.
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Even without an outfront mount, it helps to mount your lights under the bar.
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Canyon biplane handle bar.....

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Originally Posted by GlennR
Canyon biplane handle bar.....
So, you're saying "Screw the handlebar mounts, what you need is a WHOLE NEW BIKE!"?


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Originally Posted by genejockey
So, you're saying "Screw the handlebar mounts, what you need is a WHOLE NEW BIKE!"?
I didn't say that.... you ASSumed incorrectly.
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Originally Posted by GlennR
I didn't say that.... you ASSumed incorrectly.
Well, in that case, I'm disappointed.
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The 705 uses a different mount than newer Garmin devices use.

You can get an adapter than converts between the two. It might let you use options that work for newer models.

https://www.amazon.com/mounts-Adapto.../dp/B00DPUWXYI
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Yes, the Garmin 705 is a big part of the problem , I have to slide it horizontally onto the mount which means I can't have anything else on the bar where it slides on/off. I guess I will have to go with a Garmin upfront mount and quarter turn adapter. My bike has narrow handlebars and I have bar tape which may need to be unwound to allow a little more mountable bar area.
Thanks for all the posted idea's to explore.
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