Minoura Accessory Handlebar LW Clamp Devices Review

I have tried many types and brands of extension cords but none of them satisfied me and I felt I had chosen the best until I settled on this one. The hand bar is already packed and filled with flashlights, phone holders and I'm also planning to add a gopro camera. Nothing comes close to this mount in terms of quality, I tightened the built-in lights very firmly with tools and the tube is completely intact. other brands simply shrank and fell apart under such a pull. I install two Lezin 1500's…

When your steering wheel is full of items like a lamp, phone holder, bottle holder, etc. and you want to move something. This is the one for you! I recently bought a Revain mountain bike and have started adding options. Of course, this included the light and iPhone holder. The problem was that both items seemed to be competing for the same spot on the steering wheel. I couldn't turn my iphone to landscape. And when the light was on, the beam really wasn't centered, which was a little…

There are many accessories for handlebar extensions. I chose this one because they claim that the strip can be rotated (horizontally/vertically). This statement is true, but to do this you need to loosen the hex screw and then tighten it again after turning it. And I don't mean just loose, you have to turn the screw 6 or 8 full turns. Unfortunately, the design is such that the allen wrench can only turn this screw 1/4 turn at a time. This is madness. The hexagon screw must be replaced by a…

The design is great until you try to install it. There are two curved terminal blocks that you can see in the product description. These independent rods rotate and snap onto a smooth round nut that runs through the center of the assembly. To install it you need to remove the barrel nut, place the clamps on the stem, thread the barrel nut through the hole in one of the stems, then through the base and then through the other stem. Once you've threaded it, you'll need to use your X-ray vision and

Works as advertised and has worked reliably on my commuter bike for a few years. The complaint about the 'shiny' finish and things moving is correct, but it's easy to fix by either wrapping it with tape or a rubber band. I haven't had this problem as the headlight and computer I'm installing have rubber inner surfaces and I made sure to tighten them securely. I also see that the diameter might seem a bit small, but again easily solved with rubber/tape/old tubing. I'd rather say too small than…