DJI Mini 3 RC / DJI Mini 4 RC2 "Bike Adapter"

Adapts the **RC controller** of the **Mavic Mini 3 Pro** to a bicycle.

Adapts the **RC2 controller** of the **Mavic Mini 4 Pro** to a bicycle.

https://youtu.be/xML8R-AFlYg

Use at your own risk! I assume no liability for damages.

The idea is to use an existing adapter on your bike to adapt this bracket to.
e.g. if you own a Garmin Bike computer, you can use the adapter that came with your Garmin computer and adapt this DJI RC bracket to it.

In case you haven't got anything, just buy a GoPro Bike bracket online or find one to 3D-print.

As for now, those adapters are supported:

• GoPro
• Garmin or
• Wahoo
• Smartphone holder (separate Download, not included in "allparts"-stl File)

Make sure, the adapter is properly mounted on the bike, e.g. Garmin adapters come with rubber O-rings that are good enough to hold a bike computer, but may be not the RC (it's up to you to decide).

I own a Wahoo bike computer and use this adapter, it's quick and easy to mount and remove.

There is a hole in the frontplate, you may use it to secure it in addition with a cord to prevent the RC from falling to the ground, in case anyhing breaks (I don't think it is necessary).

For damping, I added a short strip of window insulation tape as shown in pictures.

Addional parts

- 4x M4 hex nuts
- 2x M4x10 or M4x12 countersunk screws
- 2x M4x18 cup square screws (I bought 30mm ones from OBI and shortened them, see attached pictures)
- two short straps of window insulation tape

Printing

• GoPro, Garmin and Wahoo Adapters must be printed with PETG and 100% infill.
• Other parts should also be printed with PETG.
• I used a Prusa MK3S+ printer and sliced it with standard infill settings (15% fill density)
• RC2 adapter may look a bit better when printed with supports, I for myself printed it without supports (it need just a little bit of cleaning-up)