Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: I bought a road bike, and the clamp is too small to fit my new handlebar. Can I get a replacement clamp that would work?
Document: What good is a light that can't be installed? There can't be more than 1 star. I have a Ritchey Comp Curve handlebar on my road bike. This light wants a handle bar that is about half the diameter of mine, and there is no part of the frame where it would fit, either. Even a longer screw would not work, because when I force the clamp onto the bar, the ends are so far apart that they are out of angle.
Works as described by the seller and the reviewers. It has bright light. The only reason for not giving 5 stars is that the mount was kind of small for my bike (Trek 7.3) and I had to push it to the side of the handlebar to fit it. But now it's fine. I liked it closer to the middle of handlebar.
I bought an earlier model for my Hybrid and have been very happy with it. I didn't think this model could beat it, but is far superior. The new one is on my road bike. These lights are used day & night. During the day when riding in shadows or near parked cars you are very visible.
Bought a couple of lights only to find that the clamps were stolen off of my handle bars. Contacted Bell and NO replacement clamps available. Now I have two useless flashlights. Light was decent and bright in very dark situations, but clamp is badly designed because you can remove it easily. Maybe you could go to the hardware store and buy a nut or bolt or something. Won't be buying this light again.
First off the light provides little to none street illumination. Secondly it broke within 2 weeks of purchase. The on/off button failed and the light would stay on unless I unscrewed it. Well with the unscrewed light it of course fell off my bike. I laughed because I was excited for the excuse to get a new light entirely. Avoid!!! Spend a little money and get yourself something nice
If you ride a lot of city the flash function is awesome! It makes you known and from quite a distance. I would suggest anybody that didn't have or want to spend more than $20 on a head light get this one and I've had a few lights in my time.Also as seen in other reviews, this light does not move around on my handlebar and the quick release clip is still very secure after 6 months, this head light does not fall off my bike ever and never has.
As other have noted, if you have a Trek road bike with a 31.8mm handlebar, the attachment ring on this light does not fit because the included screw is too short. The plastic ring will bend to fit the large handlebar diameter, but the screw is too short. I replaced the screw with a 4mm x 40 mm bolt and the mount attached fine. Bell should include a longer screw or some other method to accommodate an aluminum handlebar.
The light is great, but I cannot believe that a company like BELL would add such a small diameter bar clamp on it !?!? Most bikes these days comes out with thicker handle bars than way back when. And Bell still sells it with this clamp?. I also wish I read all the reviews....
I have 2 of these lights mounted on one of my mountain bikes. I ride every morning for fun and exercise well before the sun comes up. With two of these lights on my bike the road and bike paths are very well lit. One light would work fine for most cases. but with two you can stagger the beams, one close and one farther out. It makes even rough dirt trails easy to navigate in the dark. The mounting bracket is very secure and easy to take off and put on.
I have a Trek Road Bike, which I thought this light would easily fit but doesn't. I used a different attachment that I had handy to secure the light to my handlebars and am very please with the light output. It won't let you see too far in front of you but is perfect for the occasional night ride.
Answer: yes