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  1. How do you attach an LED light to things like clothing, or a Karrimor bag I have which has an 'led
    light loop' - my lights are all cateye with what I assume is their standard fitting.

    The answer is probably obvious, but again and as usual, I just don't know.

    tia

  2. You can get a nylon clip which comes with some of their lights. The light clips into that and it
    clips onto a belt etc.

  3. Pat said:

    How do you attach an LED light to things like clothing, or a Karrimor bag I have which has an
    'led light loop' - my lights are all cateye with what I assume is their standard fitting.

    The cateyes need an extra bit.

    I use cateyes generally, but for clipping to clothes, panier loops or so on I use the vistalight
    eclipse VL700 which has the relevant springy clip built in.

    regards, Ian SMith
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  4. "Gearóid Ó Laoi, Garry Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    You can get a nylon clip which comes with some of their lights. The light clips into that and it
    clips onto a belt etc.

    I just bought such a clip for 95p from my LBS. It's even got a part code - "#544-0900 clip"

    SteveP

  5. Pat <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    How do you attach an LED light to things like clothing, or a Karrimor bag


    I

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    have which has an 'led light loop' - my lights are all cateye with what I assume is their standard
    fitting.

    The answer is probably obvious, but again and as usual, I just don't know.

    Attach it to the frame - LEDs are very directional, and an LED pointing at the sky/ground is
    virtually useless. I even saw one on a ruckrack lid that appeared to be aimed at the ground just in
    front of the front wheel [1] - doubtless the rider thought he was adequately lit. but he was wrong.

    If you insist, many come with a belt-clip fitting.

    Andrew

    [1] it was a red LED on the back

  6. Hi - thanks for the replies, clip it is, I'll ask at the lbs. I've got frame mounted lights btw -
    this is just for a bit extra.

    "Andrew Sweetman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Pat <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    How do you attach an LED light to things like clothing, or a Karrimor


    bag

    Quoted message said:

    I

    Quoted message said:

    have which has an 'led light loop' - my lights are all cateye with what


    I

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    assume is their standard fitting.

    The answer is probably obvious, but again and as usual, I just don't


    know.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Attach it to the frame - LEDs are very directional, and an LED pointing at the sky/ground is
    virtually useless. I even saw one on a ruckrack lid that appeared to be aimed at the ground
    just in front of the front wheel [1] - doubtless the rider thought he was adequately lit. but
    he was wrong.

    If you insist, many come with a belt-clip fitting.

    Andrew

    [1] it was a red LED on the back

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