Anyone use this Front blinky?

[kppolich]

Originally Posted by mistermo

Does it come with the GoPro mount? Or, is that an extra purchase?

The Ion 200 does not come with the GoPro style mount, only the band mount. I 3D printed mine for about $.03 worth of material in 5 minutes. Biontrager sells their versions for $9.99
https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/b...blendr_how_to/

[mistermo]

Originally Posted by kppolich

I 3D printed mine for about $.03 worth of material in 5 minutes. [/url]

Do you have the file?

[makoti]

Just got my Ravemen light. Haven't used it yet, but can't see why it won't be good enough.
For Wahoo users, make sure you order the light and adapter as ONE unit, not the Garmin version plus adapter (ask me how I know). The single package comes with the same adapter, but appears to have the part for the bottom of the light screwed onto the light so it can be changed. The Garmin version, at least the one I got, does not. So if you put it onto your mount, it is sideways.
Luckily, I use a slightly modified Garmin mount for my Wahoo, and simply rotated the puck in the mount back to the garmin orientation. Seems to fit and hold fine

[kppolich]

Originally Posted by mistermo

Do you have the file?

Yes,
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6597627

[buddybikes]

From countries that ride a lot:

Germany's StVZO bike light regulations dictate that flashing bike lights are not permitted on either the front or rear of a bike. The regulations state this is because flashing patterns can be distracting to other road users. Flashing bikes are also outlawed in the Netherlands

[AJosiahK]

Ive got a ravemen, and like its versatility. Def a daytime seen type of light vs seeing. Have other lights (cygolite, lezyne, niterider) for when I want to actually see. etc. Lives mainly on my road bikes.

Interesting to read about international regulations regarding blinky lights, can get behind that.