How does this light attach to bike? There are no instructions included with the product. There are two rubber clips? Help!
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Simply take one of the rubber clips (o-rings) and loop the clip under your handlebar. Secure the clip on the front and back of light in the small groove. The light will not rotate because of a rubber cushion under the light and the grabbing action of the o-ring under the handlebar.
1553253
You have to stretch the rubber band around the handlebars & attach each end to the clip on the light
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.
1553255
Of course a photo would be best - but the "rubber band" wraps around the handle bar and clips to the light. The two rubber bands are for different size bars. Hope that helps!
1516538
Yes! I had the same concern, but it comes with a mount for the Forward light and for the back flashing light. They're both pretty easy to attach to the bike.Additionally, both lights are easy to attach and detach from the mounts. Which makes charging them super easy.
1261519
It's attached by velcro straps. Very easy to put on & take off. You can attach it anywhere on your bike.
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.
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The back of the light has a clip similar to that found on a ballpoint pen, only larger & wider. It will clip to your belt, the back of your pants, a strap on a backpack, or any similar item. I took a picture of it, but I can't seem to find a way to post it here. Sorry.Edit: I should mention that the light also comes with the usual array of mounts for attaching it to a bike. It dose not only come with the above-mentioned clip.
2065958
These LED lights come with a small plastic bracket that you can use two way tape or screws. I was suggest screws, but may need to use a self tapping screw or a pilot hole.
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You could try a combination of products like the following: a handle bar light bracket for a 1" tube and a 2" truss mount with a post.KC HiLiTES (7300) Light Mount Bracket for 0.75"-1" Tube ClampAmerican Dj Narrow Clamp 2 Inch 360 Wrap Around Clamp Cast Aluminum
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Raymond, I have a jeep with a tail light assembly that sticks up behind my spare tire (on the inside next to the rear window). The bike rack would not fit over my spare tire because this assembly got in the way.
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I have mine mounted on the rear wheel and they are very visible from behind. For that reason I only have one tail light on that bike figuring the Monkey Light would be backup if it failed at night. Monkey lights are not very visible in the daylight.
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There are two triangle shaped hangers on the top of the light . I used wire ties and a wood rod. The light isn't very heavy and it worked fine.
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Great question. The light I use is blocked by this back, so I attach the light on the side of the bar near the shifters on the mountain bike bar, this is awkward but works. There is some sort of attachment that goes on the top of the bag but I cannot use it for the light. The light is actually strapped on part of the grip. It's a very good bag though this is a major issue.
1905445
Yes, there is a bracket that attaches to the bicycle that the light itself clips into and then is easily removed for care and battery replacement.
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This product comes with plastic rings that one can use to hook the lights to the front of a bike and the back of the bike. I have the front in the middle of my handlebar, and the red light right on the metal tube under my seat.
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I also forgot to mention the the mounting bracket allows you various ways to mount the light to your frame. A very unique feature I have not seen on other tail lights.
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Yes and no. You have to cut rubber fork clamps to make work. Your light will vibrate when riding. You'll need to add foam to help. It's very hard riding if you don't.
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The handlebar mount for this light is a very good design - fits two different bar diameters - just make sure you do not lose the rubber items used to size to the smaller bar. Very easy to mount and dismount the light - my biggest problem is to not lose the little rubber thing used to cover the electrical connector used for charging - very tricky to get it in the hole and to make sure it stays there when you handle the light, etc.
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Make a duck tape sleeve and attach it to your bike with a velcro strap. Depending on the bike the inside of the stem might be a good mount location.