Does anybody seen or used one of these? The description says that an SRM adapter is included. Specifically, I’m trying to figure out if a wired SRM head unit (Powercontrol V) would fit on this.
I am just guessing, but it looks to me like that bean shaped piece is a bit of rubber that fits to make a handlebar tube sized section, so that you can mount your accessory the same way you would mount it to a handlebar.
Thanks. That’s where I saw it. However, looks like he is running a Garmin head unit (or something similarly shaped), and the SRM fits quite a bit differently
It doesn’t have to do with fitting onto the handlebar. It’s the clamp into which the Power Control plugs. It is pretty bulky, so the mounts like the X-lab torpedo (and likely the one shown above) don’t work, because the Power Control clamp won’t fit between the arms of the mount. The other part of the problem is that the wire attaches on the backside of the unit, so it needs some clearance behind it.
The clamp section of our mount is 25mm wide between the support arms…the older SRM bands do look pretty wide (PC5 example here), but that’s an easy measurement to check on yours. I can’t find one here at the moment.
As for wiring interference, I’m looking at that example I linked to above and thinking if anyone would have an interference issue it’d be that guy…not on our mount where the entire back of the PC unit would be out in space. Still, that was a PC5…so here’s a pic of a PC4 which appears to confirm my suspicion: once you’ve got it mounted, the wiring port is unlikely to be obstructed because it looks like it’s well forward of the mount receiver on the head unit.
*Arm *interference caused by the offset nature of their clamp-to-head design…that might be a real concern. Our mount sits low enough that your arms will hide most computers from a side view.
My original question was asked because I do have a PowerControl 5. Yes, the clamp is large (I measured it out to be 23 mm wide) and the wiring port is in a different location than the 4; it is just forward of the attachment point.
I was hoping to determine whether it was worth trying to get this cage and computer mount without requiring my LBS to order one in just to find out if it would fit.
Sounds like the band wouldn’t be a problem, and the attachment point is going to be out in space. The arm clearance is what still makes we wonder, since our mount is centered on the extension and SRM designed their PC units to be mounted offset from the center.
They’re always sold out, lol. Village Cycle never has them (see you’re in Chicago). I got mine from Element Multisport. Also check ebay. Love mine, solid as a rock.