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Instructions advice not to install lights upside down, but here there is little to no rain on summer, and I'm not riding at night on winter. That home silicone could work since cable entries have already a nice seal.
Anyway the whole point of doing this was to:
1- Get light closer to me, to be able to point it up/down easier if I was blinding oncoming traffic (no car flashed me to complain about it)
2- Get light higher to avoid creating a shadow with the front tire.But the only good reason to do so, is if your fork doesn't have a hole to install it (most disc only forks doesn't) Also it prevented me from trying to use an small handlebar bag.
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Thinking about doing this, but is the light well sealed enough? Bit concerned about water running into the cable holes with it upside down...