How do you mount this LED on a bike?
334507
Simply remove the dust cap on the air valve and screw on the lights.motion makes them turn on.
236724
There is a thumb screw that is easily turned to tighten the holder around the light. It is very firmly held. This is the best head light i have had. I also have the 1800 lumen model but no bike mount to hold it...Yet... So I use it as a very superior flashliht. hope this helps.
1627798
You install a support bracket (purchased separately because this is a large unit) then mount the light outer casing. The rest of the unit then just slides in. It wasn't hard at all.
1559454
Comes with screws for mounting, but I used 3M automotive mounting adhesive tape. Very light. Blinking red light only lasts a week before the batteries go dead.
2056500
Help, I have a Hybrid bike, a pencil hole at end of handle bar, how do I install? I'm clueless.
340778
I believe you can not. When I opened the light it is actually a surface mounted led on small control board. .
1553254
It just wraps around the handlebar. There is a small hook underneath the two lights where the smooth side of the rubber band goes. The mount itselv curves around the handlebar. Once you place the rubberband on that hook, the other side of the rubberband has a flat little handle to help you pull it. Pull that flat part around the handlebar and there is another little hook on the other side of the light. It hooks in place there. Once connected, just movethe light until you get the beam where you want it. It does seem to move up slightly on long rides, so I have to adjust it slightly every 10-15 minutes. It takes a fraction of a second, and I don't have to stop peddling. The light is very good, I have an hour & 10 minute ride in the dark each morning. It's very bright and no issues with running out of battery. It meets my needs well.
1456263
you would have to fashion a bracket. The hardware that comes with the light is not designed for handlebars.
1739602
there are two ways to do it, 1 hook it directly to the battery with a on and off switch or you can hook them up to your head light or tail light and when you cut the bike on it will come on. you have to be really careful when shaping or bending the wires, they break easly
1303327
Not sure if the mount is too big or too small for your handlebars. If it is too big, even completely tightened up, you should be able to get a couple of rubber shims to take up the space. If the mount is too small, then you must have some mammoth handlebars! You could try putting it on your handlebar stem. The light can be swiveled, so you can mount it in any position. The other option would be to get an extension that attaches to the handlebars.
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I fully agree with your idea. I bought a "Wide Angle Lens for MagicShine, Gemini, and many other Bike Lights / Headlight" by ACTION LED LIGHTS about a year ago and have been very happy with it. With the light you are looking at, it can replace the original flat glass lens or fit over it. You unscrew the metal ring that holds the lens over the LED bulb, replace the lens with the diffuser (or put the diffuser over the lens) and screw the ring back on being sure that the rubber o-ring stays in position and the bars molded into the diffuser stay vertical. Easier to do than to explain. Pattern is quite even and spread is good for bike paths and roads. Might be a little narrow still for boonie-crashing. Preserves weather seal on the lamp if you are careful with the o-ring. not bad for five bucks!
710716
I have this light and it attaches to the handlebar base very tightly. You just need to pull down (somewhat hard) on the tab on the base and push the light forward towards the front of the bike at the same time. It takes a bit of effort, but it will come off.
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Shimano and other dynohubs have a ground pin, shown by a symbol (google it). Hook the black wire up to that pin, and the striped wire up to the other pin. Attach the wires to the fork with wire ties. Bike tubes are bigger than they look, so really small ties will not work. You can also use electrical tape. If the light isn't going on the fork, make sure there is a little loop to keep the wire from tangling. The two short wires are for a tail light, If you aren't going to use them, wrap the connectors in heat shrink or electrical tape and then tie them off to the other wire, either with wire ties or electrical tape. The downside of electrical tape is that it can get sticky over time. Shimano and other dynohubs have a ground pin, shown by a symbol (google it). Hook the black wire up to that pin, and the striped wire up to the other pin. Attach the wires to the fork with wire ties. Bike tubes are bigger than they look, so really small ties will not work. You can also use electrical tape. If the light isn't going on the fork, make sure there is a little loop to keep the wire from tangling. The two short wires are for a tail light, If you aren't going to use them, wrap the connectors in heat shrink or electrical tape and then tie them off to the other wire, either with wire... » Read More Shimano and other dynohubs have a ground pin, shown by a symbol (google it). Hook the black wire up to that pin, and the striped wire up to the other pin. Attach the wires to the fork with wire ties. Bike tubes are bigger than they look, so really small ties will not work. You can also use electrical tape. If the light isn't going on the fork, make sure there is a little loop to keep the wire from tangling. The two short wires are for a tail light, If you aren't going to use them, wrap the connectors in heat shrink or electrical tape and then tie them off to the other wire, either with wire ties or electrical tape. The downside of electrical tape is that it can get sticky over time. « Show Less
1657382
Sorry I don't have them mounted yet. You can wire them as running lights by just hooking into your rear running tail light.
2006557
As a customer, I will not be able to answer the number of lumens. However there is NOT appropriate mounting hardware. There is hardware that attaches to the light, and needs a holding mount on the handlebar. I got the alu bark busters, drilled a hole in them and installed the light. I have a picture, I will add it now.
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I cut the connectors off and connected the center LED light to the Tour PAC Run & Brake lamp wires. Then I connected the L&R; corner LEDs to a Run/Brake/Turn module made by Custom Dynamics. The R/B/T module plugs in under the seat. This install dose require some knowledge of the electrical system. I found some help on the Harley Forum site.
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As long as you have a standard size seatpost the mounting clamp should attach to your bike! its a real nice light and i just ordered 4 more for friends and family who wanted one also!