Can it be attached to the top bar? I have a bh neo cross electric bike and the battery needs to be removed for charging so can't tie the bike eye
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Mark I,d have to see the top tube on your bike .. However if you mount the mirror on top of the top tube I don't think you will get a view of what is behind you..the mirror is actually designed to be cradled / sorted by either the head tube and the top tube or the head tube and the down tube .. It takes two tubes to secure the mirror ..my first choice in bicycle mirrors is the German made one ..I don't use this one anymore
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No. It;s intended to be connected between the vertical bar in front of the bike and the bar going down at an angle towards the pedal hub. You need the connection on the two bars to provide stability to the connection. Also, the angle for the mirror would be wrong and I doubt that it can be rotated enough to get the required visibility.
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It doesn't appear to be a good choice for that, but it could be worth a try, as long as it can be returned if it doesn't work.
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Well I took a look at it and the mirror will not rotate enough to be a viable solution for the top bar you might be able to attach it to the handle bars though.
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The connection to the trail bike is a built in bracket on the neck of the bike. You would not be able to add just any bike to the bike bar. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it can. Note this comes in 2 parts. The battery has to be mounted elsewhere (they give the velcro for that, and the light can go on the handle bar!
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Yes. When you assemble it, be sure to note that the bracket for the battery will be on the top right facing it.
1516595
Yes, it has post that can be removed (they're threaded into the battery) and you can just bolt your battery cables directly to the battery or you can use the posts and a more 'standard' connection.
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Yes, but not very good. I have actually done that but the bike would slip and move. The top tube on my bike is angled so it slipped to the corner where the top tube meets the head tube. It would work if you "tie" it down to the hanger.
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Yes... It just detaches from the hardware attached to the handlebars. Just use one of the bike cable locks if you are concerned.Butch
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Certainly looks to me like you could replace the zip ties and move mount to another bike. However, I have not done that yet, but they just slip through the slot. Worst case scenario you might have to improvise a little!
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in the picture, see those little red and black eyelet attachments? They bolt onto your battery and lead to a small plug, so that you can easily plug/unplug the device each time you park. however if you are looking for a 'quick fix' you can use the clamp attachments which do not require unscrewing the battery, but arent 'permanently installed' on the battery and should be removed before you drive the car. All this info is the same for a motorcycle. I use mine on a motorcycle
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No, the bar only fits to the connect bike that come as a package. There is a slot attachment at the end of the bar that fits onto a bracket at the bike. This assembly not only holds the bike firmly in place it also locks the handlebar of the bike so that it doesn't turns and by this the child can hold onto the bar securely.
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YOu could but would not recommend it. The brackets that hold the bike in place are very hard plastic and they have scratched my bike from the bike slightly shifting and moving while driving. If you were to mount the slanted top bar bike this could cause the bike to shift even more because the weight wouldn't be evenly distributed.
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I personally would not remove it, it is so small it could be secured very easily, if it were to tip over, the battery is a sealed unit
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it attaches to wheel spoke so it would need to be perfect fit which I doubt. Otherwise it would be dangerous as it could come off wheel. Also handle bar is made for orbit frame so doubt that it would fit.
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Nope, but it is designed to attach and detach easily, and to be carried around off the bike rack by the top handle.
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Yes...it connects to the handlebars easily. It has a velcro strap or a rubber one that allows you to put it where you want it.
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I put mine on a Honda reubicon.. had to cut some of the bottom out or the front to let the existing tie down bar come thru.
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The headlight is held to the handlebar with an elastic band that facilitates easy and quick removal and reattachment. So far the band hasn't shown any signs of failure or stretching, but I have only had the light for two months. The separate battery pack is held on with a velcro strap which has shaken loose a couple of times when I hit bad bumps. That's probably the weaker fastening system. I remove both when I park my bike at work.