how do you attach the light to the bike?
1939556
Keep in mind that, while the clamps are designed to stay on the bike, the lights themselves can easily slide into and out of the clamps. This way you can take the lights with you rather than risk having them stolen.
1939557
Follow the instructions :its really simple many options I have mons on the seat post
1939558
I didn't. I attached mine to my helmet. I used zip-ties. Could do the same on the bike
1939559
The lights come with plastic clamps that wrap around the handle bars/ seat post. I used some two sided tape used for car moldings to attach one to my rear parcel rack. I have also seen others with them ziptied in place.
13696
By a small metal bracket that is included with the light, then the light is hung on the bracket and secured with a set screw. Remember this light must be mounted to wood.This is the best light on the market. I installed 3 last year.
1264153
With a little ingenuity I'm sure you could get a clip on light attached. I do have a seat post mounted light and the seat bag attached on my bike.
392495
There is a special adapter sold on Amazon that fits into the receiver hole on the back of all Fizik saddles. Tjis light then slips into it. I have them on all my bikes.
1663807
its not that easy but the band goes around the bottom of the handle bar and on to the base of the light. it needs to be tight to stay in place
1817040
The lamp is attached by a rubber band and the battery is in a case that is strapped to the bike by a velcro strap. After I charge the battery I install the light to the bike and put the bike on a bike rake and drive to where I am biking never had a problem.
2129683
The light mounts with an elastic band that wraps around the bar and attaches to the light. The band is pretty tight so it may not be as quickly released as you would like.
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The headlight attaches to the front of the bike. Please see link below. http://www.bikebuyers.com/images/LED_headlight_cp_3.JPG
1101272
It attaches with a normal 2Phillips just like any reflector. The light itself clips into the mount and can be easily removed. If you leave the bike, just unclip the light and take it with you.
540472
You push the light up into the housing and then twist to lock it in place. Its pretty easy to do.
72686
Not sure what type of mounting you require, but this bike light mounting works great on the handlebars.
1558849
Before you screw in the light you must unscrew the ring, assemble the shade, and then rescrew on the ring that attaches the shade to the lamp. After this you can put the light in the socket.
1424829
Unfortunately your having the same problem I and another friend have had. You can zip tie the light to the mounting bracket and still have the ability to remove the light ad bracket together and it will look a bit cleaner than tying it to the bars. It's not the lights best feature but we did get a lot of lumens for the price...not a bad deal still.
1425601
By screws of sticky back tape. Your choice. Best light if you don't have an outlet nearby. Only comes on in dark and only with motion. Good price too
19820
The Clamplight is not a good choice for your bike - it will fall off. All you need is a light made for a bike that screws onto thehandlebars. Any bike store will carry this item or check Kmart, Home Depot, Sears etc.
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Just plug it in the balance port on your battery. Mounting it, I used the velcro provided and drilled two small holes slightly off center and close together, mark one of the wires and the terminal block un-plug them from the block feed through the holes and Bingo. Mine came out very nice. Also cut out a small rectangle on the velcro on the light to make a nice fit for the wires on the light itself..
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Theirs a hole in the top to fasten the light with a screw. That's what I did on my deck.