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    MagicShine GoPro Replacment Mount

    I got my new mount designed and finished making them today for Magic Shine style lights. The mount is a direct replacment for the standard plastic mount and mounts directly to any standard GoPro mount. Handlebar mount, headstrap, or helmet mount, this mounts to all of them. Also the wire is routed to the side insted of out of the front on the oem mount. Sorry for the low quality cell pics.

    I have 7 left and if anyone is interested pm me for details. $15 plus shipping

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    Nice. Combine those with the K-edge go big go-pro handlebar mount and it would be a bomber set-up.

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    Would it work with the chest strap? Can you get enough of an angle to point the light forward?

    Before anyone asks - No I'm not while on the bike. It's for when I get caught out after dark cross-country skiing.

    Currently using the O-ring around the belly buckle of my pack. Sometimes I can't get it to stay pointed where I want. I'm guessing it's the belly part of the equation.

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    Have you thought about the GoPro headband mount? It seems like that would be the better option when skiing because it gets the light higher. That's what I am hoping to do once my lights are made. Until then I've been using a niterider minewt with headband.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ian_C View Post
    Would it work with the chest strap? Can you get enough of an angle to point the light forward?

    Before anyone asks - No I'm not while on the bike. It's for when I get caught out after dark cross-country skiing.

    Currently using the O-ring around the belly buckle of my pack. Sometimes I can't get it to stay pointed where I want. I'm guessing it's the belly part of the equation.
    This will work with the chesty mount as well as any other gopro mount. You may need to put a small short extention on to be able to get the angle that you want. Pm me if you are inerested in one.

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    All mounts sold. Thanks guys, enjoy!

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    Sheeeit, I make mine out of one bolt, some spacers and a reflector bracket.
    Cost?
    Free.

    Those are suh-weet, though!
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