does anyone have trouble with the light changing its angle in the bracket due to vibration after time since the bracket doesnt have any teeth built in
1681077
i have never had any issues with that, i have had it installed for over a year now.
1681078
No I ran a oring behind the bolt to the light when it was tite it didn't move
659557
Mine did for a while and then out of no where it stopped working .. I've changed the light bulbs and everything and it still won't cure it .. it leaves it tacky, like a sticky feeling. But it use to work at first .. I guess you get what you pay for?
2133337
If you have a sensor this can happen adjust the angle it, I adjusted my sensor so the light goes on solid all the time.
563985
No. However there is good clearance around the chuck so it's not really a problem. Seems like the lights get gummed up after a while anyway.
1478087
I have two of them. I bought one about a year after the first because I thought I had lost the first, but then I found the first later. Neither of mine light up when shaken.
2230032
I wound up changing the whole fixture so I believe I just threw it away. I'm on vacation right now but I'll check when I get home. I do remember the company was difficult to deal with so don't purchase from them. I'll send you mine if I still have it and you can just cover the shipping.
1630729
I think it could... The light rotates within the bracket, then you tighten it into the position you want.
2271208
You installed the bracket upside down. Unscrew it and flip it over and reinstall it and that will fix your issue.
2150060
The light works very - very well I might add. The sensor picks up movement and you can adjust delays and sensitivity. Have had no issues and is well built. Can only adjust longitudinally due to the bracket. No lateral adjustment.
2111904
I haven't had that problem so far, but the teeth on my unit are still very sharp. I can see where that could happen after the teeth get dull. The only issue I have had is that when a tooth gets and nick in it, finding which tooth to turn can be difficult.
147727
I have had no problems with mine. Sounds like you have a vibration problem. Excess vibration can destroy anything. A rubber mount might help or a different mounting location where there is less vibration. Hope this helps.
2104548
There is no bracket, all you get is the light and a spare set of batteries. The Light screws in to the existing hole in your sight.
1992190
NO! unless yours is faulty! This light is very durable. the build quality is excellent. And it's ergonomic shape makes is very user friendly.
2262344
Nope. The notches on the light bar & the brackets only work the way they're displayed. If you want to hook it up the other way, you'll have to make your own brackets.
1088919
When my stick first shipped, it got broken in shipping. The customer service people were awesome and replaced it immediately. I would suggest you contact them about a replacement light. My experience was that they want to say yes!
22511
Good morning, I have installed (2) of their fixtures and did not notice any flimsiness. I also installed a 4 globe version without a hitch. All our visitors during the holidays liked they way they look.
1385808
The light has a rubber grip on the bottom mounting end which helps stabilization and there are two bands included that are different sizes. I haven't had a problem with the light rotating on either my handlebars or the on my helmet mount.