K-Edge Combo Mount Review 2018 (Best Cycling Accessory)

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  • čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
  • This video is about K-Edge Combo Mount Review for 2018
    If you are looking for a cycling accessory to combine and carry both a light and cycling computer, you should really check out the K-Edge Combo Mount.
    I am able to mount both my Wahoo ELEMNT Bolt and my NiteRider OLED 1100 Cycling light.
    The K-Edge mount fits perfectly over the front wheel and once mounted stays put. It doesn't slide or move.
    In-depth review of the K-Edge Combo Mount
    gearmashers.com/k-edge-pro-co...
    Attributes (specs):
    • CNC Machined 6061-T6 Aluminum Platform, Injection Molded
    Copolymer Interface
    • Compatibility: Wahoo Bolt, Wahoo Mini
    • Fits Handlebars: 31.8MM
    • Go Pro Action Camera type attachment for camera or light
    • Anodized Color: Black
    • Made in Boise, Idaho, USA
    • Lifetime Guarantee against material or manufacturer defects on the K-Edge.
    Damages due to abuse or crashing excluded.
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Komentáře • 24

  • @israelroseno
    @israelroseno Před 4 lety +3

    Thank you for the good review. Just a small suggestion. Set your camera to autofocus, please. I was waiting for the camera to focus on the mount/wahoo/light combo but it never did. Anyway, great video.

  • @MrKwizzles
    @MrKwizzles Před 3 lety +3

    Just a note, higher end bike lights have the light formed so the further away (top) part is brighter, installing them upside down would not be a good idea in that case

  • @mister_ray
    @mister_ray Před 6 lety +3

    I prefer having a separate K-Edge Go Big Handle bar mount for my camera/light so I can keep it in the correct orientation. Makes operating the camera/light way easier.

    • @MiniatureReview
      @MiniatureReview Před 6 lety

      Hey Rich, I can totally see that. Trying to click the light button while it's upside down is rather difficult and if it's not on I usually have to stop, turn it on and then ride. The NiteRider OLED 1100 holds a pretty good charge though and I usually charge it about every 2 days if I am using the light, just in case. I normally don't mess with the light once it's on, so it isn't too much of a big deal for me.
      I do like having the light over my wheel and under my computer. Maybe they will come out with a light that is designed with buttons on the bottom. Of course you will still have GoPro issues.

  • @gnatman1102
    @gnatman1102 Před 3 lety +2

    Any issues mounting the NiteRider upside down putting the charge port on top and potential water intrusion? I know there's a rubber seal, but I am curious.

  • @AIRMotovlogs
    @AIRMotovlogs Před 3 lety +2

    I wish these were made available in India...it would have helped my bike lights stay on the bike more rather than falling off the.flimsy rubber mountings....

  • @blufish11
    @blufish11 Před 5 lety +4

    So using this mount and thumb screw looks to make it a little bit of a pain to remove the light for charging after each use, and resetting position when putting back in place?

    • @stephenang499
      @stephenang499 Před 5 lety +2

      Get those from Alixpress and mount a flashlight, an upside down niterider would not cast the light properly downwards unless tilted at a silly downward angle, or get the cateye gopro adapter and use volt series lights which are round and more suitable for upside down mounting and easily slides off for charging.

    • @chendora4200
      @chendora4200 Před 5 lety +1

      our bike light could remove easy

    • @kennethwise7108
      @kennethwise7108 Před 4 lety +1

      I agree with the previous gentleman's concern about removal of the light for charging purposes. Seems like they should've thought about that. I have to charge my light after every 3 uses due to my long commute. I actually like the quick release feature that my nite rider light has, sadly I cant validate shelling out this much money for an item that doesn't facilitate easy removal of it. Otherwise I'd probably buy it...

    • @equus123
      @equus123 Před 4 lety +1

      @@kennethwise7108 i'm in exactly the same boat as you

    • @kennethwise7108
      @kennethwise7108 Před 4 lety

      @@equus123 yeah, seems like an afterthought

  • @GearMashers
    @GearMashers  Před 6 lety +1

    K-Edge sells the combo mount for Sigma, Wahoo and Garmin cycling computer.
    Be sure to check out our In-depth review of the K-Edge Combo Mount.
    gearmashers.com/k-edge-pro-combo-mounts-for-cycling-computers/
    The big thumb screw is called K-Edge "Go Big Thumb Screw". It is a separate item and doesn't come standard with the K-Edge Combo Mount.

  • @moesaurenman4734
    @moesaurenman4734 Před rokem +1

    Does the thumb screw used in this video come with the K-edge adaptor or mount? Or is this a separate item?

    • @MiniatureReview
      @MiniatureReview Před rokem

      I am not sure. It's been a while since I did the video. You can contact K-edge and they should be able to tell ya.

    • @moesaurenman4734
      @moesaurenman4734 Před rokem

      @@MiniatureReview Thanks for the reply, after asking I did a little more searching and it is definitely a standalone K-edge product.

  • @liquidSpin
    @liquidSpin Před 4 lety

    The screw inside the GoPro's thumb screw has nothing to do with preventing people from stealing the camera. It's so that the camera doesn't shift/move when strong forces are applied. Sure this can also make it harder for someone to unscrew but the sole purpose was never meant as a security measure.

    • @GearMashers
      @GearMashers  Před 4 lety

      Actually they said it was for both when I talked to them. Maybe the security feature was after the fact, but it does give you a bit more piece of mind.

    • @liquidSpin
      @liquidSpin Před 4 lety +1

      Gear Mashers hehe it's the worst when you're trying to unmount the GoPro and it's screwed on so tight and you forgot a screw driver. It's happened to me several times haha

    • @GearMashers
      @GearMashers  Před 4 lety +1

      @@liquidSpin I totally know what you mean. It has happened to me as well. :-)