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knog. Plus (20 lm)
EUR16,90

knog. Plus

20 lm


Question about knog. Plus

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7 months ago

Does the bracket hold the light on a bumpy track? I would like to mount the rear light on my gravel bike. I often ride on gravel tracks, which can generate strong vibrations. As I can see from the pictures, it's just a plug-in connection between the light and the bracket. Will it hold? Has anyone used it like this and can say that the light is still firmly attached even after being taken off x times and riding x kilometres of gravel road? Merci

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7 months ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Thank you @andrejamma for your assessment. I only trust the magnetic holder to a limited extent, as the light is elongated and is only plugged in at the very bottom. I can see from the pictures that there is still a small gap between the light and the bracket. But let's see if there are other gravel riders who can confirm or negate my fears...
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7 months ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
The bracket on the seat post is attached with a rubber band and the light is magnetically attached to the bracket.
It could hold because the light is very light, but if you really ride over hill and dale I wouldn't trust it.
For the city and gravel quite ok but probably not more.