Cykelcomputerholder Cycplus Z3 – styr-/head-unit-holder (model Z3-CH)

The Cycplus Z3 bicycle computer mount (model Z3-CH) is a dedicated handlebar and stem holder designed to secure bike computers and head units in a stable, forward-facing position. Constructed from 6061 aluminum alloy combined with fiberglass-reinforced nylon, the mount balances strength and low weight to provide a reliable platform for navigation, performance monitoring and route tracking on road, gravel and commuter bikes. The compact design positions the computer slightly forward for a natural viewing angle and includes two lower attachment points for additional accessories.

Advantages

The Cycplus Z3 mount offers wide compatibility with popular bike computers, stable clamping on integrated handlebars, and a slim, lightweight construction at approximately 27 g. The use of 6061 aluminum alloy ensures structural rigidity while fiberglass-reinforced nylon elements improve vibration resistance and durability. Two accessory mounting points increase versatility, allowing simultaneous installation of a camera or light without obstructing the computer display.

Suitable for

• Mounting Garmin and other standard-mount bike computers for navigation and data display
• Road, gravel and commuter bicycles with integrated handlebars
• Riders who need to add a camera or front light alongside a bike computer

Key specifications

• Materials: 6061 aluminum alloy and fiberglass-reinforced nylon
• Approximate weight: 27 g
• Overall dimensions: 138.5 x 41 x 8.2 mm
• Mounting compatibility: standard computer mount compatible with Garmin, IGPSPORT, XOSS and CYCPLUS devices
• Handlebar fit: designed for integrated handlebars, central mounting position
• Accessory points: two lower attachment points for camera or lights

How to use

Attach the Cycplus Z3 to the handlebar or stem in the central area using the supplied clamp hardware, aligning the computer's mounting bayonet with the mount's interface. Tighten fasteners to the manufacturer's recommended torque to ensure a secure hold without deforming the handlebar. Slide the bike computer into place until it locks; verify that the screen faces forward and that the viewing angle is comfortable. Optionally attach a camera or light to one of the two lower accessory points, ensuring those accessories are secured and do not interfere with the computer view or steering range.

Recommendations

For long-term reliability, periodically check fasteners for tightness and inspect the mount for signs of wear, particularly at the nylon interfaces. When installing on carbon or finished surfaces, follow handlebar manufacturer torque limits and use appropriate interface protection to avoid damage. Keep accessory loads within reasonable weight limits to maintain stable positioning and avoid excessive leverage on the mount.