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This repository contains the 3d-printable models for OpenBikeSensor enclosures.
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[Project Website](https://openbikesensor.org) |
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[Model selection](https://www.openbikesensor.org/docs/hardware/general/models/) (German) |
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[Model selection](https://www.openbikesensor.org/device/) (German) |
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[3D printing instructions](https://www.openbikesensor.org/docs/hardware/general/case/) (German)
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If you encounter any problems or have feature requests, please open an issue on
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installed with five M3x8 bolts in the lid, matching the five threaded heatset
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inserts in the body.
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The PCB is installed into the main body with 3 heatset inserts and M3x8 bolts.
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One additional heatset insert is required for the `GPSAntennaLid` (see below).
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The PCB is installed into the main body with 3 heat-set inserts and M3x8 bolts.
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One additional heat-set insert is required for the `GPSAntennaLid` (see below).
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This totals 9 inserts to be placed after printing.
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![MainCase/MainCase](./render/thumbnails/MainCase/MainCase.png)
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### Display case
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The display case consists of two halfes, `DisplayCaseTop` and
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The display case consists of two halfs, `DisplayCaseTop` and
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`DisplayCaseBottom`. The display case contains the I2C display and a push
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button and is attached to the main device with a cable that exits through a
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hole in the bottom part.
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The bottom part contains 3 threaded heatset inserts and a pocket for two
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The bottom part contains 3 threaded heat-set inserts and a pocket for two
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20x10x1.9mm neodymium magnets. The magnets hold the display in the rail on the
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handlebar (see `HandlebarRail`).
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#### Seat post mount
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The `SeatPostMount` gets attached to the seat post of the bicycle with zipties.
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The `SeatPostMount` gets attached to the seat post of the bicycle with zip ties.
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*Hint: A piece of an old bicycle tube can prevent it from turning or shifting.*
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#### Handlebar rail
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Attach the `HandlebarRail` to the handlebar of your bike with two zipties or a single
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Attach the `HandlebarRail` to the handlebar of your bike with two zip ties or a single
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hose clamp. Again, a piece from an old bicycle tube can prevent turning and shifting.
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The large wall contains a pocket for two 20x10x1.9mm neodymium magnets, pushed
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### Top Rider vs. Back Rider
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A "top rider" variant main case has an attachment port on the bottom (when
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mounted), while a "back rider" has it on the front. The "tranditional" OBS case
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mounted), while a "back rider" has it on the front. The "traditional" OBS case
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therefore is a back rider variant, as it used to always sit behind the seat
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post, attached horizontally. However, many cyclists configure their bikes in a
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way that there is not enough room for a whole OBS below the seat, so a
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Alternatively you can launch the python module directly using uvicorn,
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but that is only recommended for dev setups an d will be described
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in the module readme.
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in the module readme.

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