Cyclo-Computers

SRAM's QuickView Computer mount delivers an uncomplicated computer mount that‘s easy to install, lightweight, and above all, vibration and slip-free. At only 20 grams, with a single torx T25 bolt, flexible mounting clasp, and a 1/4-twist mount, it installs quickly, simply and securely on any 31.8mm handlebar. SRAM's QuickView Computer Mount also features a center-offset design so the computer (sold separately) can be placed directly in front of the stem, or flip it to position the computer behind the bar for MTB or cyclocross use. It works great with computers that use a 1/4-turn twist lock interface.

Zipp delivers an uncomplicated computer mount for aerobar extensions that’s easy to install, lightweight, and vibration and slip free. The 22.3mm industry standard mount installs simply and securely on aero extensions. The Zipp QuickView TT Computer Mount is aerodynamically shaped for left-side installation, but also can be installed on the right bar extension. It comes with a single Torx T25 bolt, flexible mounting clamp, and a quarter-twist mount.

5 function bike computer Just the facts, ma’am. The Protegé 5.0 is simple to use and provides you with 5 key pieces of cycling data. The buttonless technology and beefy hardware make this your reliable and accurate data source. - Four-line, easy-to-read macromonitor LCD display provides up to five pieces of data at a glance - Heavy-duty, oversized wire harness and ultrasonically welded case ensure a durable, weatherproof unit - Mode changing is easy: push the computer forward in the spring loaded bracket- the computer is the button - Auto start/stop and LCD shut off - Fits 25.0-31.8mm handlebars - Weight: 57 grams with bracket and sensor - Case size: 40mm x 47mm - Height (w/ bracket): 27 mm

- Control Center computer mount for any 31.8mm handlebar - Dual clamps provide superior holding power, excellent for GPS units

CatEye's Out Front Bracket frees up your handlebars and positions your favorite CatEye computer just in front of your stem for optimal viewing and accessibility.