Yizhet Bike Handlebar Extender Bracket - Lightweight and Durable Double Bicycle Extension for Holding Motorcycle, E-Bike Lamp, Speedometer, GPS, and Phone Mount Holder Review

Handlebars on an e-bike get pretty tight due to the extra screen, throttle and speed control. For those who use lights almost every day, this can be a problem. For $12 I decided to give it a try. It was easy enough to install and set up. I only have a flashlight, a battery and a small bell, but it comes in very handy. One of the best parts is that I can center the light instead of placing it on the side. I hold the light tight enough so I can easily do it if I want to adjust it up or down. At…

I really like this steering wheel. It took several attempts to secure it to keep it from slipping off. The included spacers are smooth nylon, and no matter how hard you tighten the screws, they'll slip. After reading other reviews I used a piece of bike inner tube between or instead of the spacer AND double-sided tape. I have double tapeed the handlebars, wrapped with a layer of rubber hose, double taped, etc. You can make it as thick as you need for the handlebars. Just make sure you put tape…

Perfect for Sunday Drifter 7 7 (approx) inches long. Use strips of sandpaper around the 22.2mm rods with no smaller spacers. Good fit on the bars when only tightening large shims. Leaves enough room to adjust the position of the top bar (which my flashlight is attached to). How far the light beam shines can be adjusted quickly. The bracket is still on the outside around the smooth plastic(?) of the large spacers. I'm really happy with it. To fit the top bar into the top half of the brackets, I…

This extension would work better on a mountain or comfort bike with straight handlebars than a road bike because the aluminum tube is too long for a 42" or 44" handlebar (the extension may get in the way of your fingers as you move between the hoods and the other two standard positions on the road handlebar). However, the tube is easily cut to length if necessary. For the Mounting on handlebars with a diameter of 31.8mm (this is the standard diameter these days) you must use the thin plastic…