Enhance Your Bike's Visibility with the 🚲 Paul Component Gino Light Mount in Sleek Black Finish Review

This worked well on my PDX bike basket. My headlight is away from the handlebars and much more reliable. I ride my bike over rough terrain - lots of cobblestones, rough sidewalk, etc. - and it never comes off. I highly recommend.

This was recommended with my Portland Design Works food truck to install the light, but the screw is too small for the existing threads. I would send a photo but I'm not over 50.

Finally a bike with front rack mounts. I mounted two Cygolites on these Dino mounts - one on each side of the front fork. Mounts are rock solid. My headlights don't need to be adjusted - even after long off-road trips. An added bonus is that my handlebars aren't cluttered when my headlights have moved to the fork. The bike looks better.

Sean Crowley complained two years ago that the screw was too small and in all that time they couldn't fix this simple problem. I assumed it would be at least aluminum for the price, but I suspect it's more like Delrin. So if you want a cheap looking piece of plastic with a random sized screw, beat yourself up! But for the money you could do much better elsewhere.

When I got my first drop bar touring bike I was desperate about where to put all my accessories - I couldn't fit the bag to the handlebars , Holder for a lantern. , call and mount a GPS in this tight space if I still need some hand freedom! But someone told me about this little guy that bolts onto the front fork to give you another place to attach your light. I was skeptical that this would be a solid mount and how well a light set so low would allow me to see where I was going in the dark, but