Handlebar mount for cleated Exposure lights. Includes shim for bar diameters 35, 31.8 and 25.4mm. ...Handlebar mount for cleated Exposure lights. Includes shim for bar diameters 35, 31.8 and 25.4mm. Made from forged aluminium. The USE Exposure Quick release has been forged from a strong and durable alloy, the Exposure Lights Quick Release Handlebar Bracket is the perfect addition to your bike if you've lost your quick release bracket for your MaXx-D, Toro or Strada. Fits to to standard 25.4mm handlebars, all the way through to oversized 31.8mm bars. Fits standard 25.4mm bars up to oversize 31.8mm bars. Forged Alloy (no cleat or head bolt included). Weight: 28g. Product compatibility: MaXx-D / Toro / Strada and previous 2009 handlebar mounted Exposure Lights. Size: 31.8MM/35MM; Colour: BLACK. The Exposure Lights Handlebar Bracket (31.8mm-35mm) is a genius bracket that brings to life the Cable Free design of Exposure Lights. Quality Forged Alloy parts. Compatible with all cleated Exposure Lights since 2005. Forged alloy with moulded clip. Weighs 32g. Includes shim for bar diameters 35 and 31.8mm.
This guide is for cyclists using Exposure Lights who want a secure and versatile handlebar mounting solution. The Exposure Lights Handlebar Bracket offers a robust and adaptable way to mount your lights, enhancing visibility and safety on your rides. Note that this bracket is designed for specific Exposure light models and handlebar sizes.
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Brand
Exposure Lights
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FAQs
What tools do I need for installation?
You may need a hex key or screwdriver, depending on the light's and bracket's mounting system.
What if I lose the shims?
Contact Exposure Lights customer support for replacement shims or measure your handlebar to find a suitable alternative.
Can I use this bracket with other light brands?
No, this bracket is specifically designed for Exposure Lights.
Is the bracket waterproof?
The bracket itself is not waterproof, but it is made of durable materials that can withstand outdoor conditions. Ensure your light is waterproof.
How do I clean the bracket?
Use a damp cloth to wipe the bracket clean. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
What is the weight of the bracket?
The bracket weighs between 28g and 32g.
Troubleshooting
Light feels loose or unstable.
Ensure the bracket is securely attached to the handlebar and the light is properly connected to the bracket. Check and tighten all screws and mounting points.
Bracket doesn't fit the handlebar.
Use the correct shim for your handlebar diameter (35mm, 31.8mm, or 25.4mm). If you're unsure, measure your handlebar diameter.
Light is difficult to remove.
Check the light's release mechanism for any obstructions and ensure it is functioning correctly. Apply some lubricant.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides a secure and stable mounting solution for Exposure Lights.
Offers compatibility with a range of handlebar sizes through included shims.
Durable alloy construction ensures longevity.
Enhances the clean aesthetic of Exposure Lights with its cable-free design.
Cons
Only compatible with specific Exposure Lights models.
Requires proper installation to ensure a secure fit.
May not be suitable for all handlebar types or shapes.
No cleat or head bolt included
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Select the appropriate shim for your handlebar diameter (35mm, 31.8mm, or 25.4mm).
Mounting: Place the bracket on your handlebar and tighten it securely using the provided hardware or the light's mounting mechanism. Ensure it is firmly attached and does not rotate.
Light Attachment: Attach your Exposure Light to the bracket, ensuring a secure and stable connection.
Compatibility: The bracket is compatible with MaXx-D, Toro, Strada, and previous 2009 handlebar-mounted Exposure Lights. Verify your light model before installation.
Care: Regularly check the bracket and mounting hardware for any signs of wear or damage. Clean the bracket with a damp cloth as needed. Do not use harsh chemicals.