The Lollipop is Ritchey's answer to the messy reality of running a computer and a GoPro off the same cockpit without bolting a third-party mount to a Ritchey bar. It's a small aluminum arm — the "lollipop" — that accepts swappable injection-molded inserts for Garmin, Wahoo, or Bryton head units on top, with a GoPro-style mount underneath so you can run a camera or a light at the same time. If you're already on a Ritchey cockpit and want the mount to look like it belongs there, this is the piece designed for that job.

The mount attaches via Ritchey's Universal Stem Mount or the Computer Mount Adapter for the SuperLogic Butano Ridge handlebar — those are the two interfaces it's built around, so plan on having one of them already on the bike or adding it to the order. The lollipop arm itself is aluminum for stiffness, and the computer and GoPro inserts are injection-molded plastic that swap depending on which head unit you run. Ritchey includes plates for all three major computer brands in the box, so you're not locked into one ecosystem if you switch from a Wahoo to a Garmin down the road.

The dual-mount design is the real reason to look at this over a basic out-front mount. Computer sits on top in your normal sightline, GoPro or accessory hangs underneath out of the way. Total weight with the computer mount installed is 18.5 grams, and 28.5 grams with both the computer and GoPro mounts attached — light enough that it's not a consideration even on a weight-focused build.