Squeaky
10-18-2006, 05:06 AM
Maybe I didn't figure this out before because I generally like things fairly organized and in their place. So if something is made to be level, well, that's how it goes.
The way my bike is, I have to hang the light below the stem otherwise the beam of light is pointed too high up. This works fine except that I'd still really like the beam to be pointed a little more down (and I'm sure the oncoming cyclists would like it as well :rolleyes: ).
Anyway, I was fidgeting with it during my ride this morning (knowing full well it wasn't going to angle down any more), and it accidentally shifted (rotated) to the right. Voila!
This light has two lamps and I only had the left lamp on, so when I rotated it slightly to the right, the beam was at the perfect level (and everything was much much brighter).
Thought I'd share in case anyone else was having the same issue with this light.
The way my bike is, I have to hang the light below the stem otherwise the beam of light is pointed too high up. This works fine except that I'd still really like the beam to be pointed a little more down (and I'm sure the oncoming cyclists would like it as well :rolleyes: ).
Anyway, I was fidgeting with it during my ride this morning (knowing full well it wasn't going to angle down any more), and it accidentally shifted (rotated) to the right. Voila!
This light has two lamps and I only had the left lamp on, so when I rotated it slightly to the right, the beam was at the perfect level (and everything was much much brighter).
Thought I'd share in case anyone else was having the same issue with this light.