KOM CyclingIntegrated Handlebar Mount Wahoo Mount for Integrated Handlebars Made with CNC Alumninumn fits Bars Such as, FSA, Canyon, Ritchey, and Many Others! (Mount with GoPro Adapter)

this is a great under bar mount for all the integrated bar / stem combos out there on modern road bikesthe price was very good and it seems to have a lot of adjustability for the different placement of the screws that hold it in place for various brands - it's very well built and sturdy - using a wahoo element bolt

El soporte funciona bien y se ve de buena calidad el material. Sin embargo no es compatible con el garmin 1050 y por eso no podré usarlo

I was a bit disappointed that I had to buy an adapter to mount my light to the underside of this mount. Other than that this works great.

The media could not be loaded. KOM customer support is very helpful sending me missing male adapter for quick release

This bike computer mount is definitely the beefiest mount I've seen. It's machined out of a single solid piece of aluminum and the craftsmanship is apparent in the machining. I have a Wahoo Elemnt Bolt that I'm going to use with this; the mount will be replacing the bar mount that I've been using from Wahoo, which mounts to the underside of my integrated handle bar/stem. While there was nothing wrong with the Wahoo one (it is nice and aero and blends seamlessly with the underside of my Bolt), I like the idea of being able to mount a light or other device on the underside of this mount.This arrived with the Garmin mount adapter attached; the blue mount adapter in the box is for Wahoo devices, so you'll have to use the included wrench to swap that out. You just have to figure that out on your own because there are no instructions whatsoever that come with this mount, not even to tell you which adapter is for what purpose. That strikes me as a little silly.What's not to like? First, I don't love that the mount adapters are different colors. I can understand why they do that for quick identification, but I think that this would look a lot cleaner on my bike if it was all black. Instead I have a black arm, blue mount adapter and a red mount adapter on the underside. That's just bad aesthetic design.Speaking of the red mount adapter that goes on the underside to attach a Go Pro, etc. It fits, but it is a really, really tight fit. As it it almost feels like it doesn't go there. Turning it is very difficult and removing it is even more difficult once the little bumps lock into the notches on the underside of the arm. It's hard to apply much torque with the red adapter being small, and I'd be afraid to actually use the GoPro body as a twisting point because it's so hard to turn. The red adapter also lacks the stop that keeps it from rotating more than 90 degrees to attach/detach it, so you have to pay attention or you can over rotate it a bit, which also makes it that much harder to remove because it feels loose enough to remove but is catching because it over-rotated by a few degrees. Maybe I got a bad adapter, but as it stands right now, the red adapter is sort of unusable. I think KOM needs to go back to the drawing board on this particular part of the mount.

KOM makes good stuff and this product is representative. It fits cleanly on my bike and seems to be very sturdy and dependable. I use it with a Garmin.

KOM consistently develops high quality gear for good value. Very sturdy and it fits my enve bar nicely. Love the GoPro mount for integrated headlight. Very clean look and I recommend for anyone using an aero/integrated cockpit. Well done!

This is the one I've been looking for - a straight out front mount with ample latitude for forward and backward positioning independent of the aerobars - and a DETACHABLE go-pro mount for those days when #aeroiseverything!I had been using Wahoo's TT side mount - which does not work anywhere along a bend in your aerobars and as a result I had to either put it too far back behind the bend, or so close up between my hands that I couldn't focus my eyes on it. I tried one from 76 projects that straps in between and is very flexible in positioning, but frankly it was way too bulky/messy for my liking.This mount solves these issues, bolting directly to the mounting holes on TriRig's Alpha One dragonfly. As shown, this is the most forward position you can get and still have two screws holding it. There is a lot of room to go back if desired.Even better, it adds the option for a go-pro mount. Almost every mount I saw like this had no option to remove the go pro portion so you have some extra junk always there - which I just hate on a TT bike - yet it's nice to have the option for a light when required or desired for training rides. In a race, I want it as clean as possible and will just rotate the light off and you can see from one of the photos just how clean it is underneath.I noticed a reviewer commented about the difficulty of attaching and removing the go-pro mount. I had the same experience with it being really hard the first couple of times - and noticed a couple red shavings in the mount after the first time removing it, which I took a picture of. I think the tolerances are probably a little too tight but after a few attach/removals, it's snug but doable. It was a little easier with my light mounted to it. I also agree with the comment that they should have left it black - I will likely paint/sharpie mine because red matches nothing on my bike or kit.With any of these out front mounts, I think it would be risky to hang a heavy bike computer and gopro off a long aluminum arm, but I feel like it's more than capable for the Bolt + mini flare light I've set up here and it really completes the cockpit perfectly.The mounting discs are replaceable and interchangeable which is great - and the mounting screws all had some threadlocker pre-applied, showing good attention to an important detail. Tools included for simplicity. I will have to get slightly shorter screws for my application, but that is easy enough and I realize they didn't market it for these bars so no concern with that.Yes, it's more expensive than most options - but it's a truly unique item in this market in features and functionality - I couldn't find anything comparable after a lot of research. And it's from an increasingly well established brand, so if you are particular about your bike, I think you'll like it and can probably expect good support on it. Overall super happy with this product and will update if anything fails over time as I put a few thousand miles a year on my bike.