LIGHTFEAluminum Bike Flashlight Mount for Large Size Lights,U Lock Mount for Bike Lock Holder, 360° Rotation Adjustable Flashlight Bicycle Holder

Love this. I have a Vision recumbent bike and needed a sturdy double headlight mount. I have purchased and broken 3 or 4 plastic T mounts, and ran across this. Ah!! Works great. I mounted this to my bike vertical, rotated the swivel 90 degrees. I cut a short bit of 3/4 inch PVC pipe and inserted into the top clamp and now have s sturdy, bulletproof and light mount… for my high power headlight and flashing headlight. Fantastic.

I've tried several and this is the best solution for a strong, reliable mount for removable flashlights.

Nice function

This is a great mount. I'd been looking for a strong and sturdy mount for my bike light and this was it.

Pro - Very sturdy. Good material.Con - The stem's wingnut should be replaced by an allen screw and lock nut to allow secure fastening. The stem's wingnut location prevents tightening. As a result, the mount wobbles and loosens up. This alone makes a great product almost worthless.If I keep using this, it'll only be if I can find replacement hardware for the stem's wingnut screw.

I finally found a mount for my flashlight on my bike that stays tight and doesn’t break. I bought this mound after having gone through three other plastic mounts that failed within a few days of normal bike riding. This mount tightens up real well and doesn’t move. It is very durable and looks good too. It worked so well that I bought another one for my daughter’s scooter.

This is exactly what I needed to install a front headlight on my left front fork (not crown) on my trail bike that has front suspension. All bicycle headlights are meant to be mounted on the handlebars, and are meant to be seen, not to see the road, trail in front of you. It does not come with a light, it just makes it possible to mount a flashlight, A50 Tactical flashlight, and you can pivot, adjust it up and down. Should have bought two of them.

Sturdy. Fairly easy to install. It keeps the flashlight very secure. One drawback: The wingnut in the middle that adjusts the direction of the light is difficult to tighten because the part that attaches to the handlebar and the part that attaches to the flashlight is very small. Making that space a little larger would go a long way.