Profile DesignUCM Aerobridge Computer Mount

Everything I expected from this and more. I ordered the GT Jammer aero bars, but I was already running low on handlebar real estate to put a headlamp and my phone mount. I saw that Profile Design made this as well, but it was easier to order on Amazon since I was getting the aero bars there as well. I would say that when installing the bridge, I actually felt like it seemed a little flimsy/light and wished it was a little wider. However, after I got everything installed, I can't imagine it being any different. Fully extended, it's perfect for my aero bars and is very sturdy when bolted in. I put bar tape on the aero bars and now everything looks seamless and well planned. The bridge is wide enough for my phone mount and actually works out better because sweat no longer drips off my chin onto the phone now that everything is further forward on the aero bars. I'd highly recommend adding this if you have installed aero bars and need some handlebar real estate back.

The aerobridge is a solid piece of equipment that should work with most/all aerobars. It is sturdy and easy to use/install. I also want to give a shout out to the company and their customer service. I had a delivery issue, and they were SOOOO amazing to deal with. You certainly can feel confident shopping with them as they will take care of you should an issue arise.

I would have very much liked these to have worked. However, on my Specialized Shiv (2020) even with my bars set to the closest width, these do not span the distance. Needs longer extension loops.

This mount is well made with solid plastic. It comes with 2 size of rings to mount on bars with difference diameters, the smaller pair of rings fits my profile design t2+ aerobars very well. However, I think even it is very good in quality, it is still overpriced, that's the reason I give it 4 stars. I think a price under $15 would be more reasonable.By the way, it does read 3Nm on the back, but I do not see any necessity to really pull out your torque wrench and measure the torque. It is just a plastic bar and you just want to put a less than 100 gram watch or computer on, why that accurate? Just use a allen wrench and feel the force with your hands and make it "tight enough". To be honest I do have doubts that it can really hold 3Nm torque.

This works perfectly for mounting items between the aerobars on our bikes. We have the profile design bars that came standard on our Trek Tri Bikes. We wanted to mount the Quad-Lock system on our aerobars. This got the job done very well. My only mini-gripe is the mount isn't round it's entire length. The mount has two protrusions that stick out wider than the rest of the mounting surface at either end. I assume that this is designed to keep whatever you are mounting centered, but it gets in the way of the larger mounting surface required by the Quad-Lock bicycle mount. However, a quick trim of the corners of the Quad-Lock mount took care of the clearance issue. (Dremel with cut-off wheel) It comes with two sets of mounting loops so you can mount this on either portion of the aerobars. Really simple and seems to be plenty sturdy enough.Update: 11/9/16 - Still love it; my apologies to those who asked for pics of my modification. I didn't see the comments until just now. I'm including two pics. I've not had any problems with this since I first installed. I love having my IPhone right where I can see it. I run the Wahoo app with the Wahoo heart rate sensor chest strap and the blue tooth Wahoo speed and cadence sensor on the bike. All work excellent together.

Item showed up fast and just as advertised, many thanks!

The point, for me, of having a bridge on my aerobars is to mount a light or a camera on it. This bridge is only a half circle cross section so rough roads cause anything mounted to come loose. I had to build a plastic insert with a 3D printer to complete the circle and make it possible to mount things on the bridge. There's no reason I can see not to complete the circle, it's just poor design.

I have 3T Aura-Pro aerobars, and the extension bars are only about 75mm apart, center to center. Fairly narrow spacing for aero bars, but that's how I like them. The Aerobridge fits right between them perfectly and I can mount my TomTom Sport GPS watch with no issues. It's pretty sturdy, and bolts to the bike securely. People in the reviews seem to have problems stripping the bolts, but I didn't have any issues. I wouldn't use a torque wrench to 3nm though.