Single sided mount for Cycle Analyst V3
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I just wanted to share my latest creation for E-bike enthusiasts: A printed mount for the famous Cycle Analyst V3.…
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I just wanted to share my latest creation for E-bike enthusiasts:
A printed mount for the famous Cycle Analyst V3. While the original mount is pretty versatile you will often face an asymmetric position of the display. Thus after various designs I came up with this single sided version. I printed this in ecoPLA from 3DJake with 100% infill and it looks pretty robust to me. If you are afraid of degrading stability when used a lot outdoor I suggest you at least stick to PETG, ASA or ABS.
The length of the mounting arm allows centric positioning on the CA V3. Be it on the handlebar itself or a bar extension similar to the one I used in the picture. There are two versions included with diameters of 22 and 31.8 mm which should fit most handlebars. OpenSCAD is included for modifying things by yourself as needed.
The CA itself is mounted using the original screw and keeping the original base mount as well to allow adjusting the angle of your CA.
Note: When you work with the OpenSCAD files and do the final rendering please be patient. Final rendering for exporting to a printable file like STL took about 10 minutes on my Intel Quad Core.
Edit: I forgot to mention the screws used here. I had some M4x30 mm in my screw box which I used with selfsecuring nuts.
Edit #2: Despite the fact that I printed the mount with 100% infill I recently broke it off while repairing something on my E-MTB. Because of this I strongly suggest you either use some stronger filament (PETG, ASA, ABS) or at least PLA+. While the mount itself seems to be pretty tough to me for withstanding high forces PLA still has the disadvantage to snap when force is applied in a quick way.
Category: Sport & Outdoors