Rose Backroad FF Garmin Mount for Edge 850 with modular GoPro slide
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Sturdy mount for the Garmin Edge 850 with a modular mounting rail on the bottom, e.g., for a GoPro mount
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- Printables
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- Outdoor Sports
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
The original Rose mount for the Backroad FF doesn’t seem to be very stable because of the hinge, which is why I wanted a 3D-printed mount. Another community-designed model for the Garmin Edge 850 broke twice while I was riding, which isn’t ideal for such an expensive device, so I designed a sturdier one that has now been working flawlessly for several hundred kilometers, even on rough terrain. Maybe someone else could use it, too.
The mount is modeled after the Aero Cockpit from the Backroad FF; to dampen vibrations, I cut a piece of butyl tubing to size and placed it underneath.
A slide mount is integrated into the underside, allowing various accessories to be slid in and securely fastened with threaded screws. I use a GoPro mount for my light. The slide is positioned slightly further back to help mitigate the leverage effect during harder impacts. In addition, the add-on modules offer the advantage that they can be printed in a different orientation for greater stability.
I printed it using PETG, 0.1 mm, 5 perimeters, and 50% infill.
Two M5x16 screws are needed for the cockpit, and two M3x10 screws for the carriage; I secured the Garmin mount for the Edge 850 using the hardware that came with it.