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new handlebars too large for my old Avocet 50

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  1. I finally bought a new bicycle and wanted to transfer
    my Avocet 50 bike computer over. But the handlebars
    are tapered and get wider at the the stem (31.8mm?),
    and the standard mount doesn't fit.

    Any suggestions?

    Keith

  2. Check out <https://shop.sunrisecyclery.com/item/12053/>. This is called the
    Control Center and is made by FSA (Full Speed Ahead). It seems exactly for your
    purpose. A while ago, I got a plastic thing from Nashbar which clamps to a
    handlebar and essentially adds more room to put stuff (lights, computers,
    hrms). It came with a rubber shim needed to fit a standard bar. Perhaps without
    the shim, it would fit yours. I cannot get to the Nashbar site (or Performance
    or Supergo) now. But you might want to check there for other alternatives. But
    this one seems right on the money.

    keithv said:

    I finally bought a new bicycle and wanted to transfer
    my Avocet 50 bike computer over. But the handlebars
    are tapered and get wider at the the stem (31.8mm?),
    and the standard mount doesn't fit.

    Any suggestions?

    Keith

  3. keithv said:

    I finally bought a new bicycle and wanted to transfer
    my Avocet 50 bike computer over. But the handlebars
    are tapered and get wider at the the stem (31.8mm?),
    and the standard mount doesn't fit.

    One option is a Minoura "Space Grip". It is a simple device that
    clamps on your handlebar or stem and adds more handlebar space for
    computers / lights / bells / whatever else you don't have room for on
    your handlebars. I believe there are similar products made by other
    companies.

    The minoura version is shown here: http://www.minoura.jp/index-et.html

    Later,
    Mark Muller

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