Does it look like this mount could securely hold a flashlight? (instead of being attached to handlebars)
282826
If it is strong enough to hold my GPS, is should hold a flashlight with no problem.
282827
I don't see why not if the diameter of the flashlight was suitable. You could put a wrap of tape or similar around the flashlight for a more non slip surface and reduce the chance of marking up the flashlight. If the flashlight is plastic be careful about how tight you clamp it.
282828
So long the u bolt fits the barrel of the flash light. Just be careful not to crush your light as you tighten the bolts.
282829
I don't see why not as long as you don"t exceed the diameter of the U bolt.
1012221
The item shown here is not the light, but only the swivel mount used to mount the Cree flashlights. It will easily mount the Cree 300lm. lights, and with a little effort even the 1000 lm. Cree lights which use the 14560 rechargeable batteries. I have mounted both of these in this mount, and it works very well. Can use on a handle bar, or on a gun barrel. Hope this info is helpful. donriker38us
872525
Yeah the mount is kinda cheap pretty easy to remove. I would buy a different mount. Great light though.
1846911
Yes your light will need to have an attachment to mount on this light. If you already have a flash light that you want to use on the rail you could order a a flashlight ring mount then attach it to the rail. I think most flashlight mounts hold flashlights that are about 1" in diameter. What I attached to mine was an offset flashlight mount that positions the light diagonal to the tube instead of directly underneath. I figured that since my thumb will be in that position while on the pump, might as well just put the light in that spot. by the way, my flashlights power button is on the back so that's why I was able to do that. Search for flashlight mount and you'll see the product. Make sure you apply blue loctite to the threads of the screws because they will come loose.
64031
Basically two screws to loosen and you can remove it. One for the mount and one to remove the flashlight. Also helps out if you can't decide where to get the best positioning on your bike, easy trial and error.
989399
I used this light bar mount I got it from ebay. But I paid like less then 200 for it. http://m.ebay.com/itm/171145008107?nav=RVI&sbk;=1
730775
No, only one handlebar mount with light. It's a really bright light BUT both of mine only worked for month.
1101273
The light itself has a quick release to get it off the mount, but the mount itself is attached via a Phillips head screw. The light without the mount is pretty useless, but if you're concerned about it being stolen, it's simple and quick to take off the light and bring it with you, leaving only the mount attached to the bike. I suppose someone would be able to steal the mount, but they'd need a screwdriver, and I'm not sure why anyone would want a light-less mount.
520111
Easy to mount, I just used apiece of an old tube inside the mount to help keep it from slipping without trying to over tighten. Light is blindingly bright, handy to use as a flashlight if that is what you want to do
1303326
Take an old shirt, rip it to shreads, and stuff the shreads in the plastic mount to fill the free room between the mount and handlebars. That's all I do. Place entire mount and cloth in your bag when removing the light so the mount doesn't get stolen.
1781128
Hello,It should be depending on the diameter of the bar. The mount allows the light to move 360 degrees
163060
Not "Securely". You might as well buy the bike mount. This clamp might work OK on smooth roads, anything off road and it would get knocked off.
319238
Not really. There is a stud with the wires inside it that is screwed into the light and has 2 nuts on it to mount. It worked for me without making any additional mounts. I did unscrew the stud from the housing though and put red locktite on it and screwed it back in to make it more secure.
1456263
you would have to fashion a bracket. The hardware that comes with the light is not designed for handlebars.
2166463
I don't believe it fits that application - likely need a handle bar type mount.
2282566
It is a sturdy yet flexible mount and the light itself is very lightweight, so I would say that it would probably work very well.
341911
The ring to mount is very small. I could not put on handlebars or anywhere else on my racer or touring bike. I just carry with me. It does give me confidence although I will try to out pedal the beasties if possible.