Just use some schedule 40 pvc and sand the edges you knuckleheads
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but grant sells upcycled cardboard packing material at a realistic price.
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Early iteration of keeping the thing in the back away from my legs:
I briefly also tried a spare tube stuck tightly under the saddle for my light load.
Slightly later:
No help in answering this question. A trip down memory lane.
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the original batches were made by Cyclefab
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i know there is a solution and i know it should be easy to find but i’m struggling
how do i mount a light to a fork/fork leg that doesn’t have braze-ons. doesn’t someone make a nubbin that just straps on the leg?
alt - no handlebar space for battery light. no brake hole on front of fork crown, where to put light?
im using a rackless handlebar bag now, so thats actually what i’m replacing. its an elegant solution and will be missed.
What about a bar mount that raises the light mount above the bag? We’ve done a few of these for bar bags.
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Where can a regular US jerkoff buy a 105 R7000 silver group?
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Just adding the caveat, if your bag has a clear map case on top the reflection can be really distracting.
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maybe i just need to ride with people with lights
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Post a profile photo of the bike plz
No one seems to have them in stock but this is a thing that exists
There was a version with a metal clamp band that I bought from Nashbar forever ago but I can’t find any trace of it
wow, from all people!
this is exactly what is in my mind! thank you
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I have multiple cronometro nobs and use them for fork leg light mounts. I wrap electrical tape for extra insurance because the fork legs taper; they have never slipped even carrying big old 4*AA lights.
Is there an ebike thread or
What ebike should I tell my SIL to buy in Asheville NC?
I like that this looks like a completely normal bike and then it has what looks like an orange mini-fridge glued to the handlebars
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