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Will an L-Bow light fit?
Quite impressed with reviews for the L-Bow 2 light, and the reasonable price.
Can anyone who had one confirm whether I can fit one here.
The slight complexity is that the largish seat bag is the batteries for my E-Assist, so cannot easily move.
(Photo below has come out with a strange distortion, but should suffice)
Thanks
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You need about a free inch of seatpost, so as it stands probably not. Could you perhaps push your pump a bit closer to the head tube and reverse the Topeak bag so it's hanging under the crossbar instead of over? That would give you enough room.
I'll have a think.
That Topeak bad is the electronics - so I'll have to see what leeway I have.
Perhaps one other idea is whether it can be mounted with the mount on the side of the post facing sideways, and the light facing backwards - is the mount that flexible in angle?
Thanks
Not sure that'd work, I don't think the mount can be flexed like that. However looks like you have pretty hefty seat stays and the mount is designed for posts down to 22mm, so fixing it to them could be a possibility with a little improvisation?
Thanks.
Seat stays are a bit wavery-davey, so I think I'll need to get one and experiment.