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  1. In "ProCycling" magazine, I've seen computers mounted on the stem, between the bars and fork. A standard computer mount is for the bars, therefore mounting it on the stem would offset it 90 degrees.
    Anyone know who manufacturers a computer that can be mounted to the stem. I want to keep the bars clean.
    Safe riding.....................Thanks

  2. I've seen the new Sigma Sport computer attached to the stem. Not sure if there are any extra mounting kits for other brands about, though..

  3. Try this item:

    http://www.profile-design.com/acc_computermount.html

  4. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by rek
    I've seen the new Sigma Sport computer attached to the stem. Not sure if there are any extra mounting kits for other brands about, though..

    Thanks for all the info. Ya found the solution..............!

  5. Glad I knew the answer.

    -B

    Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by BikeyGuy
    Thanks for all the info. Ya found the solution..............!

  6. Cateye also make a kit (below)
    http://store.airbomb.com/Itemdesc.asp?ic=CY3528
    and their new models have "universal" kits which I think can be rotated.

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