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Bike Lights
Hi I've just bought a flashlight. The acebeam x80 (49mm diameter) 25k lumens flashlight and im now looking for a flashlight mount so that I can attach it to my bicycle.
I know it's illegal but im off-roading quite a lot in the woods and I really need a solution to put this thing on my handlebar. I will take it off again when I get onto the cycleway and use "regular" bike lights.
Where can I find that? I have a 3d printer as well.
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I know it's illegal but im off-roading quite a lot in the woods and I really need a solution to put this thing on my handlebar. I will take it off again when I get onto the cycleway and use "regular" bike lights.
Where can I find that? I have a 3d printer as well.
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Two Fish has been the Go-To forever. https://twofish.biz/2020/01/15/lockb...ight-holder-2/
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Two Fish has been the Go-To forever. https://twofish.biz/2020/01/15/lockb...ight-holder-2/
Edit: I just saw for AA flashlights.
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The website may be poorly designed but the TwoFish mounting blocks are good. I use 'em for my Light & Motion Urban lights after the original mounts cracked. No problems.
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When would you need 25,000 lumens? Are you trying to burn holes in the trees? I know some ex-24h downhill racers who said 2000 lumen lights were a bit bright. Unless the light is dimmable I wouldn't want to use that. Plus I want a good beam pattern so I am not casting a ton of shadows and such that could make it harder to see.
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With a light that bright, your eyes would get used to that level of light and then you wouldn't be able to see anything outside the beam. This is why I try to get by on the dimmest light I can use reasonably. More isn't always better.
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