need ideas on how to keep an exposure max d front light secure

[bubbles3]

I have an exposure max d front light and just recently it has started to slip down when I'm on a rough road surface. I've tried to tighten it up, using the black and red strips of rubber supplied by the manufacturer but to no avail. It's a great front light which I've used for 2 years.

Can anyone offer any ideas on how to secure this better?

 

[Tim Hall]

Is it just a case of the bracket not being tight enough, due to too small diameter handlebars? If so, pad them out with a strip or two of old inner tube, secured with insulating tape.

 

[Specialeyes]

Try slinging it below the bars too, if there's room between the cables.

 

[jack smith]

Buy some stick on velcro and place abit on the top of the bars and one under the light so it sits flat, totally,stops them slipping down on bumpy roads

 

[bubbles3]

Thanks for the ideas. will try them out and see what works best.

 

[Tynan]

mine hangs under the bars and is rock solid, it's a metal fitting I assume, mine is, and I suspect mine used inner tube

the metal pin that locks it is another matter, that slowly wears from vibration over a couple of years, they changed mine for free last time around

mine is the two led race