Wahoo Elemnt Bolt \ Roam Mount with GoPro mount - Improved + 20mm longer

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UPDATED(12/24/21): See Below <H1>Info</H1> The original model was nice, but I found it had some issues after printing it and the fit for all of the nuts was very loose or not there at all for the GoPro nut. Maybe it was designed for larger screws\nuts or my printer is a bit more precise about these things. This is the original 31.8mm version. If there is demand I can look into adjusting it for 35mm. I recut all of the screw holes for M3 screws\lock nuts. 10mm in the front 3 in this longer version. There front bar mount uses 20mm screws and the back seems to need a bit more, 22-25mm. (I used 25mm since it what I had) Maybe if your supports are a bit more precise and you clean the print better you can uses the same screws front and back, but PETG is pretty hard to get clean support separation. The GoPro mount was just let the cap nut spin. Replaced it with another GoPro mounts parts and then had to recut that ones to hold the Cap Nut better. Remixed it slightly longer with a little bit of rise to give a bit more clearance. It might not hold the nut if there is no screw in it (as true with even original GoPro mounts) so always have a screw in there is my suggestion. Might be useful to print a dummy mount or use a very short mount to make sure you don't over tighten if nothing is mounted below. Printed mine with 4 walls, 30% Gyroid infill in PETG, in the as uploaded orientation. Feels very strong and secure. Went over some significant bumps today on long test ride and never a worry. Really like it a bit further out and able to hold my Front Light or GoPro beneath it. FWIW the secure hold of the Wahoo mount was also something I looked at. Tried mixing in the original STP round mount into this model but found it no better if a bit worse so I kept the original as the model I use and uploaded. UPDATED(12/24/21): Added Roam top that should fit the Roam. They use the same mount apparently so I pulled back the top later a bit to accommodate the larger size and lowered front two screws a bit to ensure clearance. <H1>M3 Lock Nuts</H1> To install these, it is a tight fit. I suggest using a screw with a washer from the bottom and pull the nut down into the slot by tightening the screw. The washer prevents the screw from damaging the bottom as you pull the nut down, just rotate as it gets close so it matches the hole cut. You might need socket\pliers to hold the nut until the plastic secures it from spinning with the tightness of lock nuts. Be careful if you try to use pliers to press the nuts in, which I have done in the past and tried here and damaged two screws\nuts in the process (almost thought I would have to throw away the print and reprint it it was so jammed), pulling in is safer and always works.