Mounting lights to handlebar
09-12-06, 08:14 AM
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Mounting lights to handlebar
I recently bought a set of Cateye HL-RC230 lights for $10 a a local yard sale. The box looks like it has never been opened( works excelellent ). I was wondering how I can install them on my commuter that has a front handlebar bag. There is no room on either side due to the width of the bag. The bracket they holds them on it to big( round) to fit on my forks. Do they sell adapters to clamp lights onto forks, or is there another way to install them?
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This will fix your problem!
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Thanks, How much of the light casting will the handlebar bag block.. I was wondering about getting one of those, but my bag is rather large.
