I don't know what to explain How to do it in English, but pictures should be enough for you.

https://www.thaimtb.com/forum/viewtop...5735&start=345

Oops, the topic title should be "Headlight mount on fork" isn't it?

That looks good.

What is the black thing? Painted PVC pipe?

cool

Yes, that's PVC pipe.

Good job. I've been thinking of something similar attached under a rear rack for mounting a rear reflector and a tail light.

Very nice, so simple yet so damn effective. Im going to give you +a zillion you just saved me some money on mounts I was about to buy.

I really like that! I can see several useful applications

Nice, I have an Fenix adjustable mount that works well on the fork, but it tends to wobble when you hit bumps. Yours looks more solid.

What a great idea! Bravo to you.

-Warr

I built one up this weekend and have some photos different photos, mines not finished and I'm not sure if it's the same as yours but either way thanks for the idea

Great job Fizzaly!I glad that everyone found this thing useful.

Now i using 2 headlights with it, after few rides i think this maybe strong enough for longer tour.

thanks for the idea. I'm off to home depot.

https://store.velo-orange.com/index.p...ht-holder.html

That is a good mount - I'm actually thinking of buying one myself...

However, the DIY stuff here is superb and much cheaper.

Yeah wayy cheaper, I was lazy and just bought a 3foot section of PVC tubing which was the most expensive part (1.69) I only needed an inch

What a great idea. Thanks for sharing it with us. I'll put that one up there with the "Sondgeroth" fenders and the homemade mudflap using a stair tread and cable ties. https://mgagnon.net/velo/garde-boue.en.php

I was reading somewhere that a guy used a headset spacer and headset cap with bolt to do something similar. However you need mid fork mounting points.

Nice. Looks like just the ticket for me.

I've been using a Twofish lockblock to attach a flashlight to my head tube, but it angles the light up a bit no matter how much I fiddle with it. I can correct for most of the ~17 degrees of incline, but the last 5 degrees or so defeat me; plus, I'd rather my light angle slightly down if anything, not up (unless I'm looking for snipers in trees).

Looks good, did you put any rubber in there to keep it from swinging (hold in place) on the fork?

Yes, i cut a piece of inner tube and put it between pvc and fork too.(you can see pictures in url above.)