Can this light be mount on the bike helmet?
1531596
No, it is meant to be mounted on a circular bike handle.... However, the company has a bike helmet for sale, click on their company page to view their products .
1531597
Well, i did it using zip ties. The bracket that it comes with will not do it. The zip ties did the work for me. Another friend used rubber bands. Just be creative...the light gives you a great range when mounted on the helmet. It works really good for me. Zip ties will take you 2 minutes. Good luck!
1531598
Probably not without some work and/or luck. The mount provided is for use on handlebars. Unless your helmet has some sort of ventilation ribs that are on the forward part of the helmet and are perpendicular to the front of the helmet, you are out of luck. I imagine if you are a handy type of person you could rig something up to work but I would recommend looking at another product if you want to mount it on your helmet.
1531599
The last picture is confusing, because there is a car ( i suppose) with the lights ON. But, i think you will be happy with it. Hey, you can always go with the $100light. My 2 cents : this unit and 2 zip ties
1101270
Yes! There is a phillips screw that holds the mounting bracket on your seat post (stem). 15 seconds and it could be gone. Also remember that this light is not a high tech or premium priced light. Odd's are no one will take it but there is always that one person that just might.
1840079
No. unless you use a full face motorcycle helmet then you cannot attach these to a bicycle helmet.
651408
It appears that it would fit on any bike helmet. The clearity is just not very clear I love the mirror great design just needs a better mirror.
1905603
You can modify the head strap to mount it on your helmet. I removed the piece that normally goes from the lamp down the back of the head. Then I used the remaining headband to firmly attach the base to my helmet by threading it through two of the vent holes. Not quick to remove, but it stays solidly in place and I didn't have to spend any extra money.
2117875
Yes. This light has a back clip that can be attached easily to any saddle bag. I've seen other type of lights with my bicycle friends, but this is the best one for me. Hope it helps.
1028839
Yes, but it might fall off, as it is heavy. I'd use zip ties to hold it down. If you want a light that will go on and off a helmet without falling off, get one with a tighter elastic, like the backpacking lights you see at rei
2129936
At first I mounted it to my handle bars. I made a bracket and now have it mounted to my fork. I think that it is too heavy to mount on a helmet. It does come with some extra straps but I did not use them. It is a very bright light. I always run it on low intensity.
1332109
I installed the helmet mount and it is solid. I've never used it, though, because the handlebar mount works just fine. It's the same clip on both the handlebar or the helmet mount. I discovered early on that you must be CAREFUL about clipping the light onto the mount. I was careless, and the light unexpectedly flew off its mount and landed by the side of the road. It seemed solid, but a few miles of bumpy riding shook the light loose. If care is taken when clipping the light on, it's OK. Several months later with MANY miles ridden with the NiteRider Lumina 700 USB clipped on, there has not been a repeat of the unplanned release...
2059428
Although I didn't measure the area I was going to attach my light to, I believe it would. The light also comes with a small piece of rubber to accommodate smaller size bicycle seat stems. Hope that helps you. By the way, I love my back light. It was easy on the wallet and it is plenty bright to be seen at night.
266428
I am not sure.... I have only used lights that come wth a head attachment. I guess if you have a clamp or some accessory to attach it would be possible.
326570
You would need a special hexagonal mount. This light's battery is C cell diameter.
764061
Yes...just about any rear bike light simply clips onto the reflective light-mounting tab. LOOK at the photos others have posted.
735134
Yes, but you will have to figure out how to hide the battery pack and wires.., as well at figuring out a mounting system to secure the light. Tape and apoxy worked for me. But as long as the transmitter is connected to the brake light of your bike, its ultimately your decision what you want and where you want the unit to be. Its a great piece of motorcycling technology, but id suggest replacing the stock batteries with something beefire.
1859293
yes the head of the light comes with a band for the head (you can even put it on a helmet) or you can use the clip in the back to attach it to a vest/ jacket to the degree of your liking
1167892
The headlamp can twist about 15 in either direction from the mounting band. You'd have to measure the angle of the stem on your bike and, of course, you'd like it to be angled slightly downward to light up the road not straight ahead. My guess is mounting it the way you want may be a problem.
576505
It could be but you would probably have to turn it sideways. A headlight lamp would be a better option. Planet Bike Blaze 1/2-Watt LED Bicycle Light with Helmet and QuickCam Mounts:Planet Bike Blaze 1/2-Watt LED Bicycle Light with Helmet and QuickCam Mounts