M Wave Quick Release Light Holder Review

This is a fantastic part, well made, looks good. I have two headlights on it. One right side up, the other other side down to attach both light clips to the M-Wave. No problem with low headlights, I have a 451 cm front wheel.

I thought it was one piece or at least closed. It's hollow, which makes it lighter, but it's open-ended, meaning there's no end cap. Looks pretty cute with an open end. You should at least provide an end cap to cover the hole.

Works as advertised. Free space on the steering wheel. For some reason I thought it would be heavier, but it's very light. Looks like you could put some lightbulbs on it if you really wanted to. One of them needs to be installed upside down. Good product.

I use this on my rear wheel to place a rear facing headlight in strobe mode for forward facing daytime riding. I did a long tour and talked to truck drivers. said they liked it very much because they could see me from afar. I drilled and tapped a 6-32 cap screw so I wouldn't lose light on rough roads.

This bracket allowed us to place the turn signal at the front of our tandem so it could be seen by oncoming vehicles. We turn on him and the rear flashers before we set off. Whenever someone approaches you passing another car, it is imperative that they see you and this mount solves the mount problem. You see a blinker. Good product. Thanks for the fast delivery. The quality is with M-Wave. Highly recommended.

Great place for your lantern. Used it in an ultra night race. A note. My light kept spinning on my face as I drove over the rougher road. It's probably the light/mount. The Serfas USL-1600 E-Lume 1600 is very bright, but the back weighs more than the front, causing rotations. SIMPLE SOLUTION. Next time I race I'll wrap two or three pieces of tape around it to make sure the light stays where I put it first. As I passed people on the night track, I could easily see how my improved visibility on…