I understand this is not DOT approved, but is it safe enough for riding around on a bicycle?
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I would say yes, but I'm not an expert. I've used it a few times on my motorcycle, but it can get warm pretty quick. So if you're in a cooler climate, you'll like it. As far as DOT approved, probably not since it comes from China. So the choice is yours, hope I helped a little. Cheers, Eric
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I have not used it for bicycling. But it is my daily commuter. I'm inclined to think it would work very well. Between the shoulder straps waist strap and chest strap you can put it anywhere you want it and it will stay put. I think any or all of those straps can be removed if you don't care to use them. Also a little narrower than some packs, so I think the aerodynamics would be pretty good for biking. Beware its not a very large pack, to make sure its the size you want. It's exactly what I was looking
1543267
I think it could but I dont want to advocate goung against manufacturer's recommendations. I also think it would be very difficult to pedal the bike,
985753
I use it on my motorcycle. I guess you can use it on your bicycle, but it might need to be modified a little. Great product, though.
138291
Yes. Works great on a bike. I like the indented part, it helps maintain a grip on the bottle when you pull it from the cage.
930436
I wouldn't think it would be safe for long journeys. It is well made and the cap is absolutely leak proof but god forbid even a small fender bender would turn disasterous if this can got damaged. I would seek a metal can used for off road use. Yes it would be more but I think well worth it. For my short trips to gas station and storage in the garage this is perfect good luck
1108201
Since your bike has an aluminum body it would be no problem. Get some bungee cords to secure your wheels to the pedals so that they don't move around so much. If your bike was made from carbon fiber I would suggest that you buy one of the bike racks where the bike stands up resting on it's wheels and not secured to the top rail of the bike. Good luck.
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I think it would work well while riding a bicycle. I love this item! It does NOT move! Now I haven't ridden a bike with it on but I'm guessing it still won't budge. My gun is very secure. There's plenty of room for a mag or two also! Hope this helps!
371320
I am thinking No. The mount is about 3"wide and mounts with Velcro strips. It could be mounted on a bicycle but would not be secure.
1920387
No it's for low velocity airsoft vs not high speed safety it's also not DOT certified
1817044
I installed it on my bike handle bar and I never have any problem with it during our bike ride. It rubber band secured the light very well to the handle bar even in rain. It survived the road vibration...
371953
Re-lacing a wheel to be safe is very difficult without special tools and knowledge. Modern well made bicycles can reach speeds meeting or exceeding some motor traffic. It is still possible to suffer a cranial/spine fx in a crash even when wearing a helmet. Have a professional install your hub. Take it from a paramedic who has seen it.
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It protects the computer well. Don't know about how it would be on a bicycle.
1291783
I have it installed on a relatively lightweight vintage road bike. It works, but as a safety precaution, I always make sure I am straddling the bike and standing over the top tube first, with my hands on the handlebar, before my son gets on. Similarly, I always make sure he dismounts from the bike first before I dismount.
907361
Frankly I don't think it would be a problem, unless your bike has a brake disc as opposed to brakes on the wheel.
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It has worked great for Me. I do not use it for mountatin use though. It is on my commuter bike. It definitely seems to be well built.
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Haven't tried it while cycling, but think it should. It has stayed on while stooping, bending, lifting, under the car and so on. If you're going to use it for bicycling the wind noise reduction that this provides will definitely be a plus.