Head tube light?
10-20-18 | 03:17 PM
#2
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From: Bay Area, Calif.
I have my MagicShine clone light attached to my head tube. Mine is just a regular steel head tube and the provided rubber strap works fine - you might need a longer one depending on how thick your head tube is.
10-20-18 | 03:45 PM
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From: Texas
Bikes: Centurion Ironman, Trek 5900, Univega Via Carisma, Globe Carmel
My thickest bike head tube is 1.65" and my lights with stretchy straps will fit -- barely. The less stretchy straps on the NiteRider and Serfas won't fit.
If it's just for an extra light, a blinky to-be-seen light, those don't weigh much. You could improvise with aftermarket rubber straps or Velcro straps.
If it's just for an extra light, a blinky to-be-seen light, those don't weigh much. You could improvise with aftermarket rubber straps or Velcro straps.
10-22-18 | 12:35 PM
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10-22-18 | 01:00 PM
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From: NEW YORK, NY - USA
Bikes: 2014 BMC Gran Fondo, 2013 Brompton S6L-X
Can't remember if I strapped this generic Magicshine(Singfire SF90) on the headtube or top tube.
I think it was the top tube. But this bike has fat tubing. So if the strap fits the Brompton's top tube;
should go in most bike's head tube:
I think it was the top tube. But this bike has fat tubing. So if the strap fits the Brompton's top tube;
should go in most bike's head tube:
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