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Terra Cycle - Cockpit Mount/Vertical Attachment

The Cockpit Mount with Vertical Attachment allows you to position cockpit mounts anywhere and everywhere in your cockpit. With two Double-Ended Clamps, a 40mm Straight Link Tube, and a 5" x 9" Asymmetric T-Bar, forward/backward, left/right, and up/down transform from obstacles to options! Made for attachment to vertically oriented handlebars (like most trikes and USS recumbents), the Cockpit Mount with Vertical Attachment lets you put everything in the ideal position. Note that Cockpit Mounts are designed for mounting accessories like computers, phones, lights, mirrors, and GPSs. They are not designed to be an exit assist grip. They are strong, but not that strong! If you need an exit assist grip, you will need something designed for that purpose. I personally found that this mount allowed me to separate my ride computer and my phone in a way that was stable, but also separate enough that they didn't get in each others way. I found it hard to have both my phone and my computer on the same plane... but this helped stagger them so both were equally visible. Check it out here: http://t-cycle.com/accessory-mounting... Terra Cycle did not pay me to make these videos. I met Pat, the owner, and his team online, and he has been helpful in my trip and in answering questions and giving me their advice. I produced these videos as thanks for his help, but also to shed light on the quality of his products. As I travel around the world, it is important to have good gear from companies with integrity. Terra Cycle fits that description. If you are looking to get anything from Terra Cycle, you can find them online at: http://t-cycle.com or catch up with them when you are in Oregon! TerraCycle, Inc. 5726 SE Center Portland, OR 97206 USA 1-800-371-5871 (North America) +1 503-231-9798 (Outside North America) For those that do not know... I am Matt. I am on a 5 year world trike tour. You can see more information about my trip here: www.jayoe.com!