OLIGHT FB-1 Universal Flashlight Bike Mount for Flashlight (Bike Lighting Mount Accessories)

The bounce is far too much. The flashlights made by Olight are great, so I figured this mounting would work well. Those who are interested in buying this product for road riding or gentle paved bike paths should be able to use it, as long as their light bar and flashlight diameter are not both thick. Trail riders can ignore this item. It is the constant light bounce on the trail in front of you that is the biggest pitfall and dealbreaker for me, even on The flickering bounce of the light beam was quite distracting, and I felt a little nauseated after seeing it for an hour. Despite the fact that the mount did not slide out of position, the rubber band fastening system failed to keep the light steady enough to be effective.

The other thing is that it says it holds up 35mm bars and lights. I am somewhat correct about this, although it fits very tight on my 35mm bars (it fits much better on a 31mm bar). The bar is 8mm in diameter). It has a smaller diameter on the opposite side, so if you have a thicker light model like 30 mm, you will have difficulty maneuvering This rubber patch is 35mm in diameter, but it does not fit well on the rubber patch. In terms of diameter, I would prefer something between 29mm and 29mm for the opposite side. BTW I did try a 33mm and a 26mm light in the cradle, both of which bounced horribly. This is why. If you ride on roads or paved bike paths, that's fine. If you're a mountain biker, you should probably find something different.

Natalia Maynard

| Apr 08, 2021

I tested it with my 2xAA Fenix E21 flashlight and my 3x16350/CR123 Fenix HM50R right angle flashlight.
The shorter strap ensures that both lights remain securely attached. Although the 2 AA cell light bounced a bit on larger bumps causing a bit of bouncing, it did not move or need to be repositioned. This mount made for a very stable bike light with no bounce or wobble, and the right angle and lighter 16350 light also made for an excellent bike light. Considering the same diameter but longer length, it will work nicely with a light of 18650 size as well.
The mount can be disengaged by removing a phillips screw. It can then be turned in 90 degree increments to orient the light perpendicular to or parallel to The photos have been br>The inside edge of the mounting surface is lined with soft gripping strips, which fit comfortably and prevent the light or bars from getting damaged. It comes with two long and two short It is smaller and lighter than I expected and I can easily carry it with my light all the time. It is exactly what I was looking for, and I would highly recommend it.

Miriam SYKES

| Jun 16, 2021

In spite of the high rating, I didn't think these would perform as well as the reviews indicated. You can put them on and take them off quite easily, but they are too soft and you get so much vibration even on paved surfaces. The light vibrates enough that you'll drive your eyes crazy every time you see a bump or crack. The lights are kept in place by the clamps, but the vibration is incredibly.

Ermias Wilkinson

| Aug 20, 2021

A right-handed speaker can be mounted in this way with no problems Like a Zebralight, this is an angle 18650 light. With this, I can carry a spare battery, something that is almost unheard of when it comes to purpose-built computing devices. A bike light designed specifically for cycling. From now on I will not be using sealed battery USB lights. For commuters, the rubber loops are very beefy, but the light is easy to put on and take off. The right-handed person should always use a right-handed hand There is no wobble or bouncing when the beam hits a bump, nor does the light point down unexpectedly after it hits a bump. This method also allows the light to be focused directly on the stem rather than off to the side.

Carly McConnell

| Mar 19, 2021

Earlier I purchased a flashlight holder that was held on with velcro for my bike. This is my second flashlight holder purchased for my bike. Rubber bands are used to hold this one in place. There are two different sizes included in the package, so it should fit As well as my Nitecore MH20, the Fenix PD35 and the FourSevens Quark I have used this device. The Quark light fits all of them perfectly, but I need to use the smaller band. My favorite part is that I can use the light that I already own, and if I need to go somewhere I can easily take the light.

Blair Cohen

| Jul 15, 2021

Due to the bounce, it's difficult to see the road. " That's unfortunate since it makes driving extremely distracting. Rubber bands hold the cap in place, so I guess I should have had an inkling. It will be more suitable for the bike if I can find a replacement that is more fixed.

King Moyer

| Dec 25, 2020

A bumpy road causes the vehicle to vibrate a great deal. Besides being very compact, it's also very easy to mount. There is a lot of vibration when traveling on a bumpy road, but it remains in place, and it can be readjusted easily. When you are riding in the car, I highly recommend getting a high-powered flashlight so that you are as visible as possible since many people in the car are distracted by their cell phones. My favorite way of writing is with a pen and paper.

Jessica Cooke

| Oct 15, 2020

It's good to have a light with you on the bike at all times. You never know when you may get stuck in a shaded area at dusk and need some light. This looked like it would be a good fit when I saw it. Taking less than a minute to install, it is light, low profile, and low profile. With two large straps and two small straps, it can carry a lot of things. Although the small strap is difficult to stretch over thicker MTB bars, it still does its job well and provides a suitable level of security. A wrench included in the kit allows you to adjust the angle of the light whether it is a standard flashlight or a 90 degree angled lamp. The pros include Suitable for bikes and lights of all types. It would be feasible to fit a 3D-type object I can put a light inside the cell if you want, but it would be a problem. The side profile is low and the weight is light. Easy to set up and remove- takes under a minute Then strap it on and you're good to Being that the rubber bands are like a rubber band, the light might be secure, but it will likely result in a bouncing beam unless you have a single CR123 or maybe a single AA flashlight where the most part The option is not good for a permanent solution. You may want a more permanent long-term solution If you want to mount something, you'll need something that has.

Jasper Burns

| Aug 09, 2021