Vintage Retro Bicycle Bike Front Light Lamp 7 LED Fixie Headlight with Bracket

Wanted to use a retro light for my bike and got this one. Husband mounted it and I’m pleased with how it looks; works good too

Very easily installed on the bike stem. Most bikes will require removing the stem lock bolt but I did not have to do that. My handle bar is secured to the stem with a lock plate and 2 small hex head screws arranged vertically. The bracket was secured to the lower hex screw. The lamp was popped open by pressing on the release screw, 2 AA battery installed, and the light went on by turning the black switch on top. It was a breeze. The polished silver finish matched my handle bar, so the whole set-up was nice and functional. It sure beats the original vintage lamp which requires all sort of wiring linked to the dynamo. I kept the dynamo on to retain the vintage look.

Grandson trying to personalize his bike with a retro look & this hit the spot for looks & safety.There are some plastic parts but for the price it's fine. Would buy again.

Nice retro headlight works great very bright and easy to install with included hardware

My bike is “retro” itself: old Electra 3-speed cruiser with coaster breaks. So adding this retro headlight was making much sense, I thought. OK, let me now share my con and pros after I finally installed it (1 hour work).Pro:: it looks great (for retro/vintage staff lovers). End of pros.Cons:1. My IQ was not high enough to figure out on my own - how to open the battery compartment. Luckily, many guys went through that trouble before me and in Q&A section I found an answer: push down the sticking screw head.2. The mount would be OK if it actually held the headlight securely. They did not provide any cushion to create extra tension between the mount and light legs, for this matter. As a result, every time I turn on the light switch on or off - my headlight pecks it’s nose down.3. The switch. Every time I turn it on, moving the head left or right, I get an impression that this time will be the last. Initially I was afraid even to turn it as I didn't know whether it was safe to apply some significant force. Inside you can see 3 tiny contacts in a shape of a 3-angle star and they turn along when you turn the switch on or off. I anticipate those contacts either to break or get loosen very quickly, I don’t see nothing to prevent that. (When it happens, I'll deal with that).Verdict: same as with the prescription drugs. If the benefit (joy from looking at your acquisition) outweigh the side effects (those few not much pleasant cons I described above), you should buy it without fear.P.S. I forgot to mention one more "pro": the outer part of this retro headlight is made of a metal, not plastic.

It is very poorly put together. There is no great way to mount it and the battery makes the light itself very hot and it felt unsafe to use. I returned it

I have ordered these lights for motorcycles for 3 years. They work well for my purpose. Sometimes, though, as recently happened, a single LED light has been sent (3 times) sold as a 7 LED. IT'S OK.....!A single works as well as a 7 LED....

GREATFULLY RECEIVED THE SECOND ONE AND HAVE HAD IT MOUNTED SINCE DELIVERED.EXCELLENT ILLUMINATION AND CLASSIC LOOK!I NEED TO FIND A REAR LAMP LIKE THIS!