Friday, October 3, 2025

Canyon CP0039 cockpit GoPro mount hack.

Since ordering the bike I have wondered how I was going to fit a front light or camera to the Garmin mount I purchased for the CP0039 integrated computer mount.

Having looked on a few Websites Etsy etc and seen 3D printed ones, some with reviews saying how they broke and damaged the computers ad they subsequently fell, I was a little on edge. 

However, having bought many mounts in the past and having various spares I decided to have a play around, etc voila!

Using a standard Tusita Garmin /GoPro mount from Amazon (which I already had), I found the solution. 

Taking the standard mount for the CP0039 cockpit (pictured above) as a starting point, and removing the screws at the bottom used to position the mount in the correct orientation for the Garmin you can get to work. 

Then taking the Tusita mount (pictured below) and removing the same screws from it, the GoPro mount comes away. 
Then simply take the removed GoPro mount, position it on the underside of the Canyon mount, and using the longer screws from the Tusita mount, put the computer fitting in the correct orientation, and pop the screws through the GoPro mount, into the Canyon mount which screw into the computer fitting. 

All done! 
Now you have a genuine Canyon integrated computer mount, complete with fitting for a GoPro underneath. I used a small silicone ring from one of the packs that comes with Garmins for fitting their bar and light mounts to fill the tiny gap left after screwing the pieces together. 

Worth noting this works fine with the computer fitting in the Garmin orientation, but would be harder for the Wahoo orientation (but not impossible. 

The only thing you need is the Tusita mount which is currently under £15 on Amazon 

Ready to roll! Both the bike and the GoPro. Without worrying a 3D printed mount will break, and with the perfect fit of an OEM mount.