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Mod Mount - Univeral Bike Frame Mount

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Pretty simple but sturdy universal mount to allow you to mount various items to your bike frame safely and securely.

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PRINTING TIPS:
1. TPU Frame Mount Shell and TPU Grip Helper shoud be printed on their sides, no supports required.

2. The PETG Frame Mount Core should also be printed on its side. Again, no supports required. PLA will suffice if you do not have PETG on hand.

3. All objects have been sturdy enough with 3 walls, 3 layers top and bottom,  and 10% gyroid infill.

(In the photos, the Red material is PETG, the White is PLA, and the Black is TPU)

Pretty simple but sturdy universal mount to allow you to mount various items to your bike frame safely and securely. Currently I only have a mount core for bottle holder and a default Attachment point that you can mesh with whatever you'd like, so you can make your own custom mounts. There is a ‘Key’ that helps pull out the mounted puck from the bracket. You can either mesh the Attachment point, or the flat portion of the PETG Mount Puck into your own design. I provide both to help make it so hopefully no support is required.

The mounting bracket and TPU grip helper protect your frame and attach via zip-ties. The actual mount inner and mounting puck are in PETG (PLA will work, but have only tested it for about 4 months so far.)

I have tested a PETG and TPU combo version for about 9 months, through trails, jumps, and city riding (heat and rain). It surprised me by how well the water bottle cage version just stays put and holds so well.

The  original purpose for this is to allow me to make an easily removable frame-bag for the inner triangle. That way I can make sure nothing gets stolen while I'm locking my bike in the city.

If you don't want the puck/mount combo to be (easily) removable, there is a hole that lets you pass a zip-tie through both and lock the mounted object in.

If you want more protection on  your bike frame, print more TPU grip helpers to pass your zip-ties through.

I do plan on releasing a PETG frame mount core for stitching onto a frame bag once I have a good design working.

 

 

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