installed on PD ASC 52 , the shape of the holders is not copying the shape of the aero bar perfectly ( probably ASC 52 is different form ASC 35 in cross section ) , the tilt work fine and it's anyhow all very stable , the spacers not allow a perfect centering in between the bars and there is a minimal rotation to the left of the GPS that cannot be corrected ..i assume is again the effect of ASC 52 Vs ACS35 shape that not help ..... and I'm talking about perfectionism in alignment between the GPS and the bars and not abotu real functional probelm
The shifter mounts are excellent and helped me dial in my hand position on the TFE aero extensions. I needed to use several layers of electrician tape to ensure a snug fit in the extensions. I am concerned that what looks like self-tapping screws at the base of the shifter mounts used to hold the side plate are too long and could come into contact with di2 wires causing a short over time.
The TT MOUNT 3.0 is necessary for TFE Aero Extension owners that do not use the provided bridge when mounting a bike computer. There were just enough parts to accomodate my exentsion width but I had to be very diligent in not dropping them on the shop floor. I have only been out for two rides and I have had no concerns with the fitament or durability. I am little concerned with long term service due to needed removals for bike fit updates. Lastly it would be very helpful to have a "pillar" in an airfoil shape that would allow me to get the computer above my wrists for an unobstructed view.
Hi Roy, sorry to hear about your experience. We use genuine VHB tape which we have very few issues with and is use in many industries and demanding environments. If your stem was cleaned properly beforehand them and left to cure then it could be that the tape was contaminated.
It sounds like you have sorted it now but if you require additional tape please email us and we will send you some more.
They do the job well and cable the cables secure.
They're good value for money and I'd recommend them to anyone interested.
Absolutely perfect use of the accessory mount on any bike (if you have one and if you don’t the 3M tape should work fine). Holds my OneUp Components pump perfectly and keeps it out of the way of dirt and filth on the bike better than if it’s off to the side using the bottle mount that the pump comes with. I have doubled up with a lanyard to ensure the pump doesn’t come off which is purely for my own piece of mind. Would recommend and tempted to get another.
Easy to install and make tubeless set up a breeze, even the most stubborn tyres seat on the bead with minimum effort
The holder works fine, but based on the quality of the components this product is totally overpriced
Only -minis was fiddling to get everything set up before tightening it up, if you have sausage fingers like me.
Otherwise all my cables stay exactly where I want them.
Vwry happy with the result of the mount. Fiddly to set up to get the right distance between the bars but worth it as it sits nice and low ( i have the Hammerhead Karoo 2 so is a decent size that i would not get that low if it was not for this mount) Very pleased.
At first I was worried about the way computer fit into the mount but it turns out to be very secure and the way the mount is designed is very flexible. It works for my aero bar today and I am sure it will work if I am making adjustment in the future.
Never had pumping up tubeless so easy. It's noticeably easier to get the air in to seat the tyre on the bead and adjustment of pressure is a lot easier to. Another mint product from 76 Projects
I initially set up a pair of Pirelli P Zero Race TLR tyres on a set of Vision SC55 wheels using a track pump without issue. They inflate quicker but I could do the same thing with a regular Presta valve. The issue lay with a more stubborn tyre: the Vittoria Corsa Speed. Despite allowing a higher air volume, I was unable to seat those tyres with a track pump so you need to buy separate adapters to use a compressor. They really ought to include the adapters with the original purchase because push-on inflators are still common.
To summarise, these valves are machined well and do allow for a higher volume of air. But they aren’t a game changer and won’t allow you to seat a stubborn tubeless tyre without a compressor. And when you do need to use a compressor, you need an adapter and you can’t remove the valve core to further increase the air volume. Therefore, I don’t think the positives of this product outweigh the negatives and would therefore not recommend this for road bikes.
Best valves that I have tested, no deflated wheels. Easy to install and has made tubless easy for the first time. Also the price is really good compared to the Fillmore valves
Can’t get either standard pump on or charge pump.
Also they insert outside wheel with locking inside tyre. Can see it causing problems
Have the Shimano version and works great.
They are super easy to install and and position the shifter button in the perfect position.