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It’s just a band of aluminium that’s the same width as one of the prongs of a go pro mount. Put a quarter turn twist in the middle and drill both ends, voila!
Yep, drilled the guards and mounted another Go Pro mount in to the front of the guards. I was worried that it would vibrate too much but it’s absolutely fine, even with a big Strada on it. Stick some plastic spacers between the prongs to make sure the fit is super tight.
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Cleaning out the shed to afford more items to put in the shed.
All items in Bath - pickup preferred but postage at cost also possible. I will be in London on Thursday / Friday / Saturday if you want stuff dropped off! Happy to entertain offers and bundles etc.
Will post some photos shortly.
Deda Superzero Alloy Bars - 42 ctc - £10
Used to hide Di2 cables internally as they have tonnes of routing options, and a nice rounded tops profile. These have a serious scratch / bit missing from the left hand bar end. Nothing you'd noticed with tape on and a bar plug in, but definitely took a slide at some point. I don't think it was me, but I can't remember.
Deda Zero100 alloy bars - 42 ctc - £10 each - two sets
My go to road bar - lovely shape, shallow drop. Really hard to beat for a compact drop. These have both been well used, and are missing decals and showing plenty of signs of cosmetic wear, but no scratches and not crashed. Price is per bar.
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Almost - no holes in the front face of the fork or the underside. Worst comes to worst I can drill and epoxy a threaded insert exactly where I want it, but that’s definitely a bodge of last resort.
I think the Strada on this mount will be too much strain for even a metal guard, hence the Isen mount.
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Might be better in the mudguards / dynamos thread, but…
Has anyone had any success mounting a moderately large light (Exposure Strada, in this case) directly to a nice metal mudguard (PDW 45mm lads)? I was thinking of using the mount Isen make for dynamos but I’m worried it will be too heavy / bouncy
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Yours was very much an inspiration to me.
@Merak it’s a Jango Rolls barbag, with Voile straps replacing the regular Velcro. Can’t stand Velcro, but do love voile straps.