did niterider fix the handle bar mount from popping light out friend has 700 and a small rain gutter bump popped his light out he zip tied it down
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I've been using a 650 and 700 for the last two years (1000's of miles on each - on and off road). Never had a problem. You do need to screw them on fairly tight, though...
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I haven't had any probs with the light being reliably mounted in place. Having said that, I ride on road only so no bumps (weather here in CA is pretty good). My subjective opinion is that it shouldn't be a problem, but then again perhaps for mountain biking the mount won't hold up. I'm sorry I can't be of more help.
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Did you put the lock pin outside and insert it in the hole above bolt or else handlebars need to be straighten
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My light is a 700 and has 700 on the actual light. Hope this answers your question.
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Yeah the mount is kinda cheap pretty easy to remove. I would buy a different mount. Great light though.
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Great question. The light I use is blocked by this back, so I attach the light on the side of the bar near the shifters on the mountain bike bar, this is awkward but works. There is some sort of attachment that goes on the top of the bag but I cannot use it for the light. The light is actually strapped on part of the grip. It's a very good bag though this is a major issue.
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I installed the helmet mount and it is solid. I've never used it, though, because the handlebar mount works just fine. It's the same clip on both the handlebar or the helmet mount. I discovered early on that you must be CAREFUL about clipping the light onto the mount. I was careless, and the light unexpectedly flew off its mount and landed by the side of the road. It seemed solid, but a few miles of bumpy riding shook the light loose. If care is taken when clipping the light on, it's OK. Several months later with MANY miles ridden with the NiteRider Lumina 700 USB clipped on, there has not been a repeat of the unplanned release... I installed the helmet mount and it is solid. I've never used it, though, because the handlebar mount works just fine. It's the same clip on both the handlebar or the helmet mount. I discovered early on that you must be CAREFUL about clipping the light onto the mount. I was careless, and the light unexpectedly flew off its mount and landed by the side of the road. It seemed solid, but a few miles of bumpy riding shook the light loose. If care is taken when clipping the light on, it's OK. Several months later with MANY miles ridden with the NiteRider Lumina 700 USB clipped on, there has not... » Read More I installed the helmet mount and it is solid. I've never used it, though, because the handlebar mount works just fine. It's the same clip on both the handlebar or the helmet mount. I discovered early on that you must be CAREFUL about clipping the light onto the mount. I was careless, and the light unexpectedly flew off its mount and landed by the side of the road. It seemed solid, but a few miles of bumpy riding shook the light loose. If care is taken when clipping the light on, it's OK. Several months later with MANY miles ridden with the NiteRider Lumina 700 USB clipped on, there has not been a repeat of the unplanned release... « Show Less
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Sounds like you have a loose screw or sonething. If its the screw that comes loose then thats a easy fix. A drop of locktight on the and your good. I had the same issue with another light and its all fixed!
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I installed it on my bike handle bar and I never have any problem with it during our bike ride. It rubber band secured the light very well to the handle bar even in rain. It survived the road vibration...
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You could try a combination of products like the following: a handle bar light bracket for a 1" tube and a 2" truss mount with a post.KC HiLiTES (7300) Light Mount Bracket for 0.75"-1" Tube ClampAmerican Dj Narrow Clamp 2 Inch 360 Wrap Around Clamp Cast Aluminum
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Hello Ben,I would make sure to pop off all the black caps and tighten the bolts underneath. If it's still off a bit, please let me know.Sincerely,Taylor W.VIVO
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Yes it does - and if you manage to lose the handlebar mount like I did you can also get spares. It's a great light, especially in pulse mode. Pedestrians scatter ;)
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No where are you going to be able to find that part for less than the $2.33 cost of a replacement. Does your bike have a rear reflector? Remove the reflector and re-use its mount for the light. That is, assuming the part that broke is the one that wraps around the seatpost, not the part that holds the light. You might be able to scrap some reflector mounts of a trashed bike. They may or may not fit. Or try this light: it is only $1.50 including shipping and is basically the same. Plus you can wear it on a belt if you go walking at night. Or clip on dog's collar.
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Hi just remove your top rail and the light has a screw clamp that will keep it in place and put your top rail back on and your done I hope this was helpful.
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Im sorry I don't remember, it had 0 modes after one rain, quit working so I only got to use it a few times and don't remember much about it. If you really need a light for you bike buy something else
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It works great for lighting up trails. I use the NiteRider on my helmet and a second, cheaper light on my handlebars. With this setup, I usually run the NiteRider at the medium setting and it gives off more than enough light. The high setting is very bright.
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you would have to fashion a bracket. The hardware that comes with the light is not designed for handlebars.
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F is probably the weak sorting loaded rail capture bar. I installed my light and then from the middle end of weapon, insert a scree between the light housing and the capture bar so that this " bar" that fits into the rail slot,.. Cannot be moved. It keeps you from being able to quick remove the light, bit or doesn't rattle. If your light rattles because it doesn't fit tightly on rail, ( like movement side to side), then this light doesn't fit your rail.