Bryton Combo Narrow Type Lower Compatible with Bryton Rider Series for handlebars with a clamp diameter of [REC-MOUNDS] Mount, Double-Arm (with

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[Shop Information] - Please "Follow" our store and leave a 5-star review! ―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・―・― The ultimate solution for a clean and streamlined handlebar area. The best-selling, manufacturer-recommended, dual-arm narrow type Bryton GPS cycle computer rider-specific model. Material: AL6061 (CNC machined aluminum). Compatible clamp diameter: 35.0mm only (shims cannot be used). The combo model comes with a dedicated lower adapter (GP-K400A) with a GoPro interface, allowing you to attach cameras from GoPro HERO series, Shimano, Garmin, and other manufacturers. [BRY-Narrow19+GP] allows you to attach Cateye lights by adding a separately sold light adapter, such as the CATEYE Type 2 [GP-CATHL2]. Other adapters are available for Lezyne, MOON, and general-purpose models. Examples of expansion parts: ① Bell kit for double-arm narrow type [Bell-Narrow] ② Base adapter for mounting two lower units [400-Double-GP3] ③ Di2 junction adapter [Di2-Specer3] ④ Double arm set (expansion kit) compatible only with 31.8mm [D-Arm-R+] [D-Arm-T1] etc. ⑤ Replacement of base plate (socket) ○ 3mm/common screw → 3mm is installed. Common type can be used. Common screw required. Compatible GPS cycle computers include the Rider series such as Rider 860/Rider 530/Rider 450/Rider 420/Rider 410/Rider 310/Rider 15/Rider 10, etc. (As of February 11, 2019)