Look 795 Blade RS Titanium Computer Mount 11.1g Cluster Comparison

The Look 795 Blade RS is built around a full integration philosophy — the handlebar, stem, and fork steerer function as one structural unit. That integration extends to how a computer mount attaches: it clamps directly onto the Blade RS integrated handlebar, not a separate stem. At 11.1g for the standard version and 18.8g for the 1050 Edition, the mount sits in the lower third of the 48-model lineup, consistent with a compact aero handlebar profile.

The 11.1g Cluster

Three models share roughly the same standard weight: the Look 795 Blade RS and the Trek Madone SLR Gen 6 curved bar both land at 11.1g, and the Seka Exceed sits just below at 10.8g. All three have compact central bar sections — the clamp face is narrow enough that topology optimization can strip material aggressively without sacrificing rigidity. The Look mount is not interchangeable with the other two; the Blade RS bar has a distinct cross-section that requires its own clamp geometry.

Notice the 1050 gap: the Look mount jumps to 18.8g while the Trek Gen 6 stays at 18.5g. The Blade RS bar is slightly wider at the clamp, so the reinforced 1050 panel has more surface to cover. For standard head units (up to 89mm), both feel nearly identical on the scale.

Under-Mount and Compatibility

The detachable under-mount weighs 3.8g and accepts a GoPro action camera or a front light. It bolts directly to the bottom of the computer mount — no adapters. The mount itself is specific to the 795 Blade RS integrated handlebar and does not fit other Look models.

Grade 5 Ti-6Al-4V, topology-optimized, CNC machined. Eight anodized colors available.