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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Doesn't fit my seat post. Jun 11, 2011
By tk421 Very nice round 3" wide red reflector with a mounting bracket that doesn't fit anything on my bike. What the hell?? Seriously. WHY? What bike does this fit? 25.4mm clamp mount (about an inch). Pay attention to that before you buy. I should have. Get out your ruler and measure your seat post. Because I can tell you first hand it's possible to buy something made for a bike that won't come close to fitting a bike. I guess this is for a kids bike. Now I know.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Great Product at a Great Price. May 22, 2007
By A. Small
"Cheesehead"
This is exactly what I was looking for. The reflector surface is bigger than most, and it attaches to the bracket with a nut and bolt (as opposed to being slid into a "slot" on the bracket). It was also cheaper than anything I found at the discount stores and bicycle shops.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Upon Reflection... Aug 17, 2008
By Dennis M. Hammes
"scrawlmark"
These are commonly called "DOT-" or "truck-reflectors" (semis). I drill a hole in the middle and bolt it through a fender washer bent to grip a basket wire, two whites on the front basket and four reds on the rear saddle-baskets.
I have four yellow ones (not listed by Amazon) bolted to each other in pairs on each wheel.
The traffic appreciates it even more than you will.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Great Price... Dec 14, 2007
By FXP Can't add much to the previous two comments. The bracket is plastic and attaches to the seat post. Excellent buy.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Great for rear bike rack! Sep 21, 2007
By Randy Goding Works well as a rear bike rack reflector! Bolt is already attached to reflector so you just need to screw on the nut to secure reflector to rack bracket.
based on 8 reviews
Doesn't fit my seat post. Jun 11, 2011
By tk421
Upon Reflection... Aug 17, 2008
By Dennis M. Hammes
"scrawlmark"
