Aardvark Minoura CS-500 Headset Spacer Mount Accessory Holder

Solid product, lights with a quick detach mount would be idea for mounting in a tighter location, such as under the handlebar. Keep in mind of your overall light body length. If you're using this on a drop bar road bike, such as mine, the cable housing can be a little tedious to work around.

This works great on my seatpost, (but I don't think it will work on 'aero'-style seatposts) I got this since I wanted a rear 1200 lumen taillight on my bike, and got the "1200LM 3 Modes CREE 5V XML-T6 USB LED Headlamp..." sold here on Amazon.com to use it with, thinking my "Kmashi 10,000maH" external battery pack would work for it, but either I got a bad one, or the overvoltage sensor in the light, or the battery pack keeps tripping. ANYWAY, back to the subject. I said it fit on my seatpost, (but had to remove it first [piece of advice, mark where your seatpost is with a paint pen or something before you remove it) Once I did, it fit quite well, as will MOST seatposts, however, to make it a bit larger, loosen the bolts by the seatpost/headset spacer mount, then you can tighten them once it's on. The bolts require an 'Allen' wrench (not sure what size, though) and the mount (which can only accept one accessory) has about the outside diameter of a 25.4mm bar.

I bought a second one. These are good brackets.The cosmetic quality is fine given the price. My only objection is the brand name printed on the spacer. The way I mounted my bracket it's not visible to me.I tested all the pieces with a strong magnet and none of them were attracted. Rust or corrosion is not a problem.There's a small amount of thread locker on some of the bolts. On my rig, it shows no sign of loosening. I may take the bracket apart and add some Loctite in the future.

This was the perfect adapter to mount the headlight on my recumbent trike. Since it is adjustable, it works well to mount the headlight on the stalk sticking upright of the main frame of a trike. So far, it seems sturdy and we have had no issues. Purchased two of these units.

Great little gadget. I've paired it with a Cygolite Metro in a configuration below the bars. Over ten miles of fast singletrack on a mountain bike, neither budged an iota. It doesn't clutter the bars or look kludgey like many alternatives, nor is it limited to mounting Garmins.I did run into a few complications with my full-suspension rig. It was a bit tricky to align in combination with the expanding nut that holds my steer-tube in place. I also discovered that the cross-bar I use to hang the bike from a trunk rack won't fit with the Minoura in place, so this $15 device prompted a $200 hitch-rack purchase I've been putting off for six months. Expensive hobby, this.

Excellent light mount, eliminates the need to mount your light on your handle bars giving the bike a much less cluttered look and far more practical since the light sits right above your front wheel dead center.

I use this on my urban bike with no suspension. After a week or so of riding, it begins to droop. I imagine it's from the vibrations of the road, which can be fixed with some threadlock but I just wished they added it by default.

Although the item was built for rugged activity the piece that mounts to the trike was too small for the boom of the trike and, therefore, not usable.

Working fine but couldn't work on my gravel bike because cables been in way of turning. On my road bike is working fine as cables are further away. It may work if rerouting cables.

I was a little dubious about this things rigidity and suspected it might droop if provoked. Proven wrong on both counts, light hasn't moved at all.

Maybe it's okay for bike computers. I wanted a bar mount to lift my S4 to shoot video over the top of my bar bags. This wasn't long enough to give me a necessary height. And t toook forever to arrive. I think it shipped from Japan.

Für Rennräder ein muss!Die typischen Rennradlenker bieten nicht gerade viel Platz für Zubehörteile. Besonders Fahradlampen nehmen dort den meisten Platz ein und sehen durch ihre meist klobige Bauform am Rennradlenker besonders blöd aus. Zudem gefällt mir ohnehin die dezentrale Position einer Lampe am Fahradlenker nicht.Ich habe daher nach Alternativen für mein neues Cyclocross- Rad gesucht und bin mit diesem Halter für 1 1/8 Ahead fündig geworden.Um den Halter zu installieren musste der Lenker samt Vorbau vom Gabelschaft abmontiert werden, der Halter ersetzte dabei einen Spacer von 10mm Höhe. Innerhalb von wenigen Minuten war der Halter montiert und ausgerichtet.Das Ergebnis überzeugt mich vollkommen. Meine Lampe integriert sich jetzt nahezu perfekt und zentral ins Gesamtbild des Rades.Der Halter ist gut verarbeitet und das zu einem top Preis. 5 Sterne und eine absolute Kaufempfehlung.

Habe diese Halterung an meinen Oxelo Town 9 Tretroller angebracht, da sich die vom Hersteller angepriesene Lampe nicht adäquat befestigen ließ. Der Minoura Lenkeradapter lässt sich ganz leicht befestigen. Lenkerklemmschraube lösen, diesen aus Lenkstange ziehen, Minoura Adapter auffädeln, in Position bringen und Inbusschrauben anziehen, fertig. Keine 5 Minuten. Endlich strahlt die Lampe nicht mehr vertikal, sondern horizontal. Perfekt.