Too soft screw on mount

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    Frederik Lahorte

    I agree. Today I took my K2 for a first ride. Everything went fine untill I hit the cobblestones. The mount just started dacing on my steering wheel, even though it was fit firmly. When I wanted to tighten it back at home, the mount broke...

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    Paul Robison

    Please can you send me a new screw? I've had the same problem and after swapping the mount between bikes 3 times, the hex head is rounded. Glad to see it's not just me with this problem!

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    David Richman

    I am also having the same issue. Mount tightened onto flat handlebar (31.8 tapered). Mount felt secure but because the roads on LI are in terrible shape the mount loosened and slipped and drooped. Tried to keep in place using thick tape but the pounding from the roads again caused the mount to droop. I've tried tightening the mount to compensate and the hex head rounded and stripped. Am trying to figure out how to get the screw out without damaging the mount but not sure I'm going to be able to get the screw out.

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    Ron Nistico

    R. Nistico

    very poor quality machine scew.  from the very start it was clear the hex key/ machine screw drive fit was very loose 

     

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    Daniel Rothberg

    Daniel Rothberg

    I agree.  I installed the mount last night for the very first time and rounded the hex on the first use.  The screws are way too soft.

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    Yannick Verhoeven

    Yes, I agree. Yesterday I lost one of my screws on the cobblestones. It might also be an idea to include some extra screws with the mount.

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