PROJECTS TT Mount 3.0 Computer Mount Instruction Manual
TT MOUNT 3.0 - COMPUTER MOUNT TT Mount 3.0 Computer Mount STAY AERO. MOVE YOUR COMPUTER, NOT YOUR HEAD. With the unique range of adjustability, the 76 Projects TT Mount…
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76 Projects designs innovative cycling accessories and components, specializing in aerodynamic computer mounts, on-bike storage, and custom 3D-printed solutions.
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76 Projects is a cycling accessory manufacturer focused on creating problem-solving components for performance riding. Known for their 'Enduro' and 'TT' product lines, the brand specializes in 3D-printed and machined parts that optimize cockpit ergonomics and aerodynamics.
Their flagship products include adjustable computer mounts, such as the TT Mount 3.0, which allow time trialists and triathletes to view data without breaking their aero position. Beyond mounts, 76 Projects offers unique on-bike storage solutions, hydration system adapters, and custom components designed to enhance the functionality of modern race bikes.
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How do I install the TT Mount 3.0?
The TT Mount 3.0 is installed by attaching the computer to the mount, marking the position on your bars, measuring the width, and using the provided spacers and screws to secure the brackets. Finally, align the head to your desired angle and tighten the screws.
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What is the advantage of the 76 Projects TT Mount?
The mount allows riders to maintain an aerodynamic position while viewing their computer screen, minimizing head movement and helping to maintain concentration compared to standard mounts.
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How do I adjust the viewing angle on the TT Mount?
Align the head of the mount to your desired angle, then tighten each screw finger-tight or until resistance is felt. You can also re-adjust the straps if necessary.