Designed specifically for the Canyon CP0018 Aerocockpit (as used on the Gen3/4 Aeroad, Endurace and new Ultimate), this computer mount offers the perfect fit for your bicycle computer and out front accessories in a lightweight and durable design.

For best aerodynamic performance (and a perfectly horizontal fit), simply choose the relevant angle to suit your frame size. Examples have been included for the Aeroad. Note that head tube angles differ for the Endurace and Ultimate. For these you will need to calculate the correct angle. Details below.

The computer mount can be used with either Garmin or Wahoo compatible units. The unit will be supplied set up to your specification, but can be changed with an alternative insert (available separately).

Included accessories:

• Garmin or Wahoo insert (also available separately)
• GoPro insert
• Blank insert
• 3 x M4 bolts (2 x 20mm, 1 x 25mm)
  

The included GoPro/Blank inserts allows you to run either a GoPro compatible accessory, or nothing at all - perfect for race day when every watt counts.

Manufactured in Australia from Carbon Nylon for strength, durability and heat/UV resistance. Supplied with stainless steel fixings.

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Specifications (Standard Length):

Weight with Blank attachment = 41g

Weight with GoPro attachment = 48g

Computer Compatibility:

Standard - Suitable for most bicycle computers (up to and including the Garmin Edge 1040)

Extra Long (Suitable for the Garmin 1050 / Wahoo Elemnt Ace)

Bolt Spacing:

Suitable for the Canyon CP0018 handlebars which feature a bolt spacing of 44mm, however may also be used on other bars with a bolt spacing of between 20 and 46.5mm (centre to centre).

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How to select your mount angle:

In order to select the perfect angle to have your head unit positioned horizontally, please use the following calculation:

Head Tube Angle - Stem Angle - 90 = Computer Mount Angle

For example, for a Medium sized Endurace:

(72.75 degrees) - (-6 degrees) - (90) = -11.25 degrees

Head tube angles can be found from the geometry charts on the Canyon website.