KOM CM06 Quick Release Mount for Wahoo & GoPro Review

KOM CM06 Quick Release Mount for Wahoo & GoPro Review

Cycling in Yokohama and beyond — from Minami-Machida Grandberry Park, along the Sakai River to Fujisawa, then on to Enoshima.

This is my first POV cycling video, so feedback is welcome. I'll add commentary next time!

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The Cycling Equipment I Used

For this ride, I used my Bianchi Infinito XE with a Wahoo cycling computer, GoPro camera and a compact handlebar mounting system. Here's a closer look at the equipment.

KOM Cycling CM06 Quick Release Mount

KOM Cycling CM06 quick release mount for cycling computers, cameras and lights

Excellent value for money and extremely versatile. I mount my Wahoo ELEMNT on top, and either my GoPro or TOWILD CL1200 front light underneath.

View KOM CM06 on Amazon →

Wahoo ELEMNT Cycling Computer

Clear screen, excellent battery life and zero fuss. Mounted above the stem, it stays readable even on rough roads.

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TOWILD CL1200 Front Light

TOWILD CL1200 rechargeable front bicycle light mounted on handlebars

A quick twist releases whatever is mounted underneath the KOM bracket — perfect for convenience-store stops or swapping between the front light and camera.

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My GoPro Setup

I run the same quick-release mounting system on my front light, so I can swap the camera and light depending on the ride. This keeps the setup simple and fast.

For filming my cycling videos, I use the following equipment:

  • GoPro HERO10 Black – My action camera for recording POV cycling footage. View on Amazon →
  • GoPro Magnetic Swivel Clip – A versatile mounting accessory. View on Amazon →
  • GoPro Media Mod – An accessory for expanding the camera's audio and mounting options. View on Amazon →

Memory Card for 4K Cycling Videos

Fast memory cards matter for recording 4K60 footage. The SanDisk card I've used has been reliable, with no dropped frames.

View SanDisk Memory Card on Amazon →

Bike: Bianchi Infinito XE

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