Dynamo Lights

I have like 3 of those kcnc things at home. Yours for the price of a cup of tea at ours.

Are they any good? I haven't actually tried one but they look neat

Can't .. Thru Axle :'(

Rack or guards?

Guards yes, no rack, its for this bike: https://www.pedalroom.com/bike/carbonda-gravel-bike-1x11-di2-30292#photo239239

All the cool kids Exposure Revo on handlebars.

I used them on the mid fork mounts as a bodge but they would be fine on a qr. They weigh nothing (hollow) and provide plenty of grip for the lights. If you are local to SE London I can give you @amey 's.

For this? Get a cateye.

That would be lovely. I'm SW but don't mind making a trip or my good pal @amey could pick it up for me? :D

I am glad you are back!

I was thinking this + this .. revo (light only) is nice but pricey

I work in Richmond. Better option?

If I can intercept you on your way home maybe. I finish work in soho at 6 and head to Putney

Might be possible but I am off the bike for a while. We can work something out over PM.

It's only money. Don't get rear dynamo light so no opinion.

Don't get rear dynamo light

y not?

Upthread somewhere there was a piece that fits under the crown race. Could be a solution. I know I'd be interested in that type thing for my Isen.

link pls!

https://www.lfgss.com/comments/13553738/

ta

Edit: sarcy comments have already been made.

You could use one of the kcnc thingys attached to one of the mounts.

Personally I would do that thing spotter(?) did using a headset spacer, bolt and headset end cap. Can't find it, but hopefully that makes sense. Or else get creative with a canti hanger

they're usually alu, so should be easy to tap, etc.

The dyno wires should go on "IN". "OUT" is the rear light feed. I guess the brown wire should go on "+" and the other one on "-" seeing as it seems to be the ground wire.

Is that a bottle dynamo installed at the moment? (Asking because I dunno how/if these work with LED lights)

Cheers. Just need to work out the connectors then. If anyone knows the correct ones that would be great.

There's already a rear light, so I guess that is running a set of in/out ones.

It is being used on a Brompton with a bottle dynamo. The problem at the moment is the stupidly small space available and the bag mount. Lots of thinking around the problem.

Have I missed something regarding why you don't just want to mount your light to the bars?

Nice but too pricey.

He’s a tart

Wrong instagram.