The iTiger Computer Stem Mount from Pinarello handles the "where does my Garmin go?" problem on Pinarello bikes running the MOST Tiger aero stem. It threads into the bottom two faceplate bolt holes rather than clamping to the handlebar, which keeps the cockpit clean and puts the head unit directly out in front of the stem where you can actually read it. Center-to-center spacing on the fixing holes is 27mm, matching the MOST Tiger alloy and carbon stems.

The arm itself is extruded and CNC-machined from 6061 aluminum with a black anodized finish, and the GPS hanger uses two mounting positions spaced roughly a centimeter apart so you can dial in fore-aft placement based on your stem length and how far forward you like the computer sitting. The head unit interface is a standard quarter-turn insert, and Pinarello includes three hangers in the box covering Garmin, Wahoo, and Polar computers. Swapping between brands is a matter of unscrewing the hanger and bolting on the replacement.

Underneath the arm there's a secondary bracket that opens up more mounting options. It'll accept a MOST headlight, or you can run a GoPro-style action camera off it using the included bracket hardware. That's useful if you're recording rides or want a front light integrated with the computer mount rather than hanging separately off the bar. Nothing dangles below the handlebar sweep, which matters if you're running an aero cockpit and don't want a rat's nest of accessory clamps undoing the airflow work.... Read More