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A mount for attaching a DJI RC2 remote to mountain bike handlebars. The author reports printing the model laying down with the GoPro mount facing up, using PETG with 40% (Gyroid) infill and 8 perimeters. The author used supports everywhere but painted the supports off the GoPro mount, noting that the angle allows for printing without the supports being difficult to remove. The author recommends using GoPro style mounts with a rubber stopper to prevent slipping. The author notes this mount is for 35mm bars; for 31.8mm bars, a similar Garmin style mount with two screws that allow for mount replacement is required. The author has tested it during rock rolls and other activities, noting it seemed to hold up fine, though it has not been tested on super hard trail rides.
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<p>I printed this laying down with the GoPro mount facing up. I used PETg with 40% (Gyroid) infill and 8 perimeters. I printed with supports everywhere, but painted the supports off the GoPro mount. It seemed like when I had the supports on there it would be tough to get them out and because of the angle it prints fine. I'll link the set of metric screws I used for attaching it to the remote. I use 35mm bars so the mount I have linked is for that. If you have 31.8 you'll have to look for a similar product. Basically you just want a Garmin style mount that has the two screws that you can replace the mount. I haven't taken this on a super hard trail ride to see if holds up. But did some rock rolls and other stuff and it seemed to hold up just fine. I also recommend using the GoPro sytle mounts with the rubber stopper to ensure it doesn't slip out of the mount. <br><br>Metric Screws: <a href="https://amzn.to/3Hn77Oa">https://amzn.to/3Hn77Oa</a><br>35mm Handlebar Mount: <a href="https://amzn.to/47yildb">https://amzn.to/47yildb</a> </p>
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