Where do you attach your COG controller buttons?

General Discussion
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I have a standard road bike on a Tacx Neo2 fitted with a COG. It has 2 controllers I can’t think where to put them other than the handlebars. shifting gear requires that I move my hands to find the buttons. I would like to have them nearer the grips without them being in the way of my hands and still be visible. Any suggestions?

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I have mine on the shifters, rotated to the inside. I cannot see them though. I have seen some use them rotated to the outside and use the index finger to shift. You learn where the buttons are pretty quick.

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On old MTB bar ends mounted onto an accessory bar - normally one is on the right, one on the left, but they’re both are on the left because I am recovering from shoulder surgery and can only ride with one arm.

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Hi @Dave_Potter1

Shuji at Zwift HQ here. Some people use the rubber O-rings to attach Click v2 controllers to the outside of the shift levers. If you spend more of your time on the drop bars, that might be handy.

If you spend more time on your aero bars, you might consider the 3D printed adapters that attach the to end of the aero extensions.

If your answer is “I want both options” - you can pair up to two sets of controllers to Zwift at the same time.

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it would be so much more convenient if we could just program our di2 buttons for the most needed functions (or even just be able to program the controller buttons ourselves)

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I have mounted mine on the hoods of the shifter as I’ve got big hands and kept hitting the wrong button when mounted inside or outside of the shifter. This way I am see what I’m hitting. Also easy to use. :grin:

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But that means you have to buy 2 COG also, since Zwift doesn’t sell the Click separately.