ROSE Backroad FF Garmin Mount + Light Extension
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Bicycle Mount for Garmin devices and an additional male Garmin connector at the bottom for use with headlights
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I really liked the original model, but needed to make it bigger to fit my Edge 850 and needed an additional male Garmin connector at the bottom to fit my GoPro-mounted headlights on it. I didn't like how a permanently installed GoPro mount looked and this way, I can more easily share my lights between bikes, as the stock Garmin mounts also have a male connector at the bottom.
As an added bonus, the light connector is attached as close to the screws as possible, minimizing the wobbling a fairly heavy light would otherwise cause.
Setup
Can be used with the screws and mount plate shipped with Garmin Edge devices. Cockpit connection is designed for the M5 screws that came with the bike.
The light setup setup I use is as follows: Mount with male Garmin connector → female Garmin connector to GoPro connector → GoPro connector to female Garmin connector → male Garmin connector attached to lights. You could of course directly attach a GoPro connector to your lights, but mine doesn't work that way.
Variants
Should work for any sized Garmin model, but I'm unsure about the stability of bigger ones. I use mine with an 850 and it works well. Different lengths are provided, but only the 65 mm one is tested, use at your own risk. If you have another device, let me know if it fits!
The three files were made with the following models in mind:
| 55 mm | Edge 520 - maybe up to 840 (untested) |
| 65 mm | Edge 550, 850 |
| 85 mm | Edge 1000s series (untested) |
If you know Onshape, you can choose the length at will and re-export; it's defined as a configuration parameter: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/84fcbb09fd5f2c2f127d16da/v/c56c34eb1e5aafc2d33fe9ce/e/56d5a16da7193887655be2f6?showReturnToWorkspaceLink=truehttps://cad.onshape.com/documents/84fcbb09fd5f2c2f127d16da/v/c56c34eb1e5aafc2d33fe9ce/e/56d5a16da7193887655be2f6?showReturnToWorkspaceLink=true
Print settings
3D infill like cubic or gyroid recommended (I'd go with at least 50%), prints well upside down with only buildplate-touching supports for the screw holes needed. Male Garmin connector prints without any supports. Tested with PETG at 0.2mm layer height.