OLIGHT FB-1 Universal Flashlight Bike Mount for Flashlight (Bike Lightining Mount Accessories)

I commute on bike , use this for my back up light - glad I bought it little wobble on my longer lights , I buy olight and Fenix .I'm glad I bought it though - I recommend for those who want to put their pocket light on the handle bars .

I didn’t want to spend hundreds of dollars for a great dedicated LED headlight for my mountain bike so I bought a great 2,600 lumen Coast XP11R flashlight. Way more lumens than typical bike headlights. It’s a great compact light with a long lasting rechargeable battery, charge life indicator, boost and multiple other modes. Very tech looking too. I immediately put this mount on my bike, attached the flashlight and went out for an 11 mile ride in the local Santa Ana Mountains last night. What a great flashlight holder. Look on my handlebar. My light was held very securely. Never changed position. It’s small, lightweight, sturdy, simple and easy to use, and unobtrusive. I love it. Came with an extra set of bands too. Nice. I definitely recommend. Great product.

Bought this for when riding at night. Easy to install. Fits multiple olight flashlights so i didn't have to purchase a specific light for my bike. It does tend to slide down a little, but its ok because i need it for the ground mainly. Perfect for anything really. It looks great and cheap for its purpose.

Too much bouncing, does not work with my olight M22 or heavy flashlights

I had some el cheapo lights on my bike that I do ride in the dark. The rear light flashed red - perfect. The front light had 3 modes; bright, not very bright, and flashing. Trouble is the front light was better for people to see me than for me to see.I have a Nite Ize rechargeable flashlight (the Radiant Rechargeable Utility Light purchased right here on Amazon) that is versatile and pretty bright. SO I bought this universal light mount. It installs easy enough and you will most likely need to adjust the mount so the frame is orientated so the flashlight aims forward. You'll need a smaller phillips head screwdriver to do this. Unscrew the screw, rotate the base 1/4 turn, tighten the screw and you are good to go.This morning was the maiden voyage. My flashlight was fully charged and installed on the bike and away I went. After aiming it, all was good. I ride through some areas where lighting is non existent in places. I was able to see people walking well before I got close to them.The mount held the flashlight where I aimed it. It did wiggle a bit hitting bumps but that is to be expected. This mount will not cushion the ride of the flashlight but I try to avoid hitting the big bumps as there are other consequences in doing so...Having only used this one time, I like it. I don't love it - yet. I like that the mount came with 2 extra rubber bands because I'm sure over time one of them will brake and need replacing. If nothing else, I'll find some similar sized O rings and see how they work.I have a much smaller flashlight that I may test out in the future. Should things change with this mount, I will update the review.