Can you mount this to the handlebars?
1456263
you would have to fashion a bracket. The hardware that comes with the light is not designed for handlebars.
1456264
The answer is, maybe! You will have to jury rig a handlebar clamp to the attach to the headlight. If you don't have a fork hole for brake/fenders, you could also probably find a fork mount that would not require a lot of fiddling.
1456265
Not out of the box. It's designed to be mounted to the fork crown. If you're reasonably handy, it shouldn't be difficult to come up with a simple mount--all you need is a bracket that you can fix the loop to. Alternatively, you could remove the light from its "loop" bracket and attach it, using the same screw hole, to some other kind of mounting.However, one thing to which you should pay attention is the wire that runs from the light to the dynamo; make sure it's long enough to make the travel without being stretched. It's simple to solder on an extension if you need to, but it's best if you don't have to do that. Not out of the box. It's designed to be mounted to the fork crown. If you're reasonably handy, it shouldn't be difficult to come up with a simple mount--all you need is a bracket that you can fix the loop to. Alternatively, you could remove the light from its "loop" bracket and attach it, using the same screw hole, to some other kind of mounting.However, one thing to which you should pay attention is the wire that runs from the light to the dynamo; make sure it's long enough to make the travel without being stretched. It's simple to solder on an extension if you need... » Read More Not out of the box. It's designed to be mounted to the fork crown. If you're reasonably handy, it shouldn't be difficult to come up with a simple mount--all you need is a bracket that you can fix the loop to. Alternatively, you could remove the light from its "loop" bracket and attach it, using the same screw hole, to some other kind of mounting.However, one thing to which you should pay attention is the wire that runs from the light to the dynamo; make sure it's long enough to make the travel without being stretched. It's simple to solder on an extension if you need to, but it's best if you don't have to do that. « Show Less
1456266
Its not designed for being mounted on the handlebars.. But I imagine you can buy an adapter at a hardware store or find any other creative solution..
1456267
I mounted mine to my handlebars, using a clamp bracket I made out of the carrying bracket that came with a cheap Bell cable lock. It works great and took me about 5 minutes to put together.
1456268
No. The mounting system is really simple. Just a long, narrow loop of metal that fits a screw and can be fixed onto your fork if it has the proper place for it. It shouldn't be too difficult, though, to rig something up.
295096
Yes, you attach directly to battery terminals. Not sure about your handlebars for the bolt size
39314
Not without buying the mounting kit for it. Out of the box it comes with a clip and bar/tube mounts.
1040758
It can be handlebar mounted, or it can be flush mounted. Mine is mounted flat against the dash of my atv.
927474
You would need a pretty wide base to secure it on, but you could use it on a bike. It would have to be in the back though, not on the handlebars.
1028701
I don't believe so, the base is so wide it wouldn't fit well on the handle bar for a horizontal mount and I think your body would be in the way of seeing behind you.
478051
Yes, but i don't know why you want to do this. You need the bottom part to mount the sissy bar on the frame so it's serure and safe to ride on. Unless you want to ride without the sissy bar.
1804279
Yes, the Bikemate Slim case can be mounted on handlebars. Further, the device can be connected to the mount either in portrait or landscape orientation. The mounting strap is long enough to fit "fat" bars. Overall, I'm quite happy with this case; it's well designed.
218726
I have never used the handlebar, I just bought it put on my old bike when I bought new once. Sorry.
1368004
I would think that handlebar mounts would certainly be available from the manufacturer. Here is the URL for the website where you can order spare parts: http://www.shop.cygolite.com/
1000943
As long as you have the handlebar mount mirror holders with at least like 3/4" of space to mount them on your handlebars. These are generally for clip on bars that allow for accessories to be mount because of the longer handlebars
1294556
That's the only way to mount them is on an angle. You have too drill the bottom holes. Doesn't look bad on the bike.
378721
You should be able to, depending on where you place the mount, of course. The only drawback that I can see is the fact that, when you turn the handlebars, the phone(camera) is going to turn when the handlebars turn.
1876536
The mount is fixed by silicone bands, you can adjust the angle of it on the handlebar as you need....
1630365
Yes...it can be mounted to the seat post. Depending on how you have your bike on the stand, the handle bar sometimes tends to turn to one side. You can put the steering holder on to keep the handle bar straight. I actually don't use it.
1911628
Yes, this model can be mounted on either the handle bars (east - west) or the stem (north - south). The attachment plate can be turned to mount in either direction.
1265578
Yes, will attach to handlebar. Has a rubber stretch mount that fits well around handlebar of my Harley. Have had this for several years and no sign of stretching, losing shape or damage.