Cateye Fork Mount Bracket

I recommend this product

Excellent alternative when a front basket obscures the more normal mounting positions, though I did have to bend it so the light pointed horizontally rather than up in the air. Sadly Cateye's irritating tweaks to the mount over the years mean that while it looks the same, the various older halogen lights I have won't fit (there's a bulge on the lamp that stops them sliding together). Do check the lights you plan to use are listed as compatible.

I recommend this product

I often cycle my hybrid with a front bar bag, my handlebars have a slight rise in them but leave no real room for the front light, so my standard Cateye light mount was actually on the left grip, out of the way but in the way and I have just put up with it. I was going to try a helmet mount but then saw this, it is perfect. It fits nice and solidly, no bounce and has not loosened in 500 miles. I fitted it to the fork with a 5 x 20mm stainless washer that I ground two notches into with a Dremmel to ensure it remained in place. My light easily removes for charging. It is bright plated steel so I hope it doesn't suffer the effects of road weather.

I recommend this product

As is the case with other people who use a handlebar mounted bag I've found this bracket to be the ideal answer for headlight mounting. Attached to the fork crown the position is ideal where it shouldn't interfere with any cables. This bracket will accept a wide range of Cateye headlights.

I recommend this product

Neatly solved the problem of mounting my cat-eye front light so I can use a bar bag. Previously the bar mounted light was obstructed by the bag so the beam was spoiled. Bracket is well made and was easy to fit and adjust for beam projection. Fitted to a Genesis Day one with disc brakes so the light bracket only shares the bolt with the mudguard. I would be reluctant to try it with normal caliper (rim) brakes.