How/where do you mount a cyclo-computer to a unicycle?

General
1

Subject says it all.

-mg

p.s. I mounted mine to the seatpost with plastic zip-ties. This seemed to
be the only option but I’m interested to know what others are doing.

2

“Michael Grant” <michael_j_grant@msn.com> wrote in message
news:urhUjn4cBHA.1172@cpimsnntpa03…
> Subject says it all.
>
> -mg
>
> p.s. I mounted mine to the seatpost with plastic zip-ties. This seemed
to
> be the only option but I’m interested to know what others are doing.
>

Mine is on the seatpost, I’ve seen people with them on bike bar-ends which
are attached to the seatpost, which makes it easier to look down at them
when riding.

Joe

3

Mounting the unit on the wilder bracket brake post is easy. Not very
practical however. Oli-

-----Original Message----- From: Joe Marshall
["]mailto:news@joemarshall.org.uk] Sent: Friday, November 23, 2001 7:02 AM
To: rsu@unicycling.org Subject: Re: How/where do you mount a
cyclo-computer to a unicycle?

“Michael Grant” <michael_j_grant@msn.com> wrote in message
news:urhUjn4cBHA.1172@cpimsnntpa03…
> Subject says it all.
>
> -mg
>
> p.s. I mounted mine to the seatpost with plastic zip-ties. This
seemed to
> be the only option but I’m interested to know what others are doing.
>

Mine is on the seatpost, I’ve seen people with them on bike bar-ends which
are attached to the seatpost, which makes it easier to look down at them
when riding.

Joe

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4

If you are bumperless, then a wireless wrist-watch style computer is the way to go. Otherwise, check out the clear view of the readout on this

uni:http://www.outtech.com/unicycle/Coker/

Both a secure grip, bumper, and computer/shifter support- SWEET! The front bumper might benifit from a couple of racket-ball ends to suck up imptacts.

Let me know what you come up with.

Christopher LeFay