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Question: Can I get a replacement mount?  This one broke on my 2nd ride.
Document: The mount is quite cheap and needs to be re-enforced. The radio will not hold a station if you can find one.Save your money.I was trying to replace a Pyramid/Sunlite which isn't made anymore.
I was looking for a radio for my bike for long rides and this seemed like a good fit. Radio and light worked welll but the handle bar moutn is extremely cheap and the radio/light must be held in place with velco to keep it from falling off and breaking. If ;you buy one of these use a velco strip to hold the radio on the mount or you will have a broken radio.
Horn, Light (even though I don't ride at night) are fine. Radio reception could be better, but it suffices. Best move is to set it on one station thay you like and that comes in well. Tuning to another station is a pain, particularly while riding.
I ride a bike for exercise & enjoyment, & i tried to find a radio that would fit on the handlebars,unable to locate one ,I found this radio on amazon, I am very pleased with the performance & reception I am getting & would recommend it for someone that spends time on bike riding.
I must say that I was pleasantly surprised when I received this radio,after reading some of the reviews,I wasn't sure what to expect.However I did have to make a small rubber shim for the handlebar mount to secure it tightly,but that wasn't a big deal. I cycle 20 miles per day for exercise and I listen to AM mostly,and found the reception and volumn to be excellent.My ride is on a paved bike trail and the radio adds lots of entertainment to my ride without compromising safety.The quality is decent for the price.
The mount does not snugly fit the handlebars so the radio moves / spins around. The radio is made of cheap thin plastic. The tuning dial wasn't very sensitive when I first got it and I should have returned it then but it just got worse until the dial just spun and I wasn't able to return. When I got around to returning it apparently I missed the 30 day return window by a few days and would have to pay shipping an only get patrtal credit on the item. Do not buy this radio its a $5 cheap radio with a poor mounting mechanism.
Since I don't need the headlight feature (I have a separate mounted headlight), this works great for me to let it hang and slide the radio along the curve of the handlebar, as needed, for best reception. Some have said the clamp is too big for most handlebars, but I've found this to be an advantage for me to slide it to best position for good reception no matter what direction I'm going.I find the reception, clarity, and volume quite good for me to hear well as I ride now.
This bike radio did not attach to the handle bar securly. As a result it flipped around constantly and could have caused an accident as the riders attention was focused on the radio and not on the ride safety. In addition, Amazon claimed that there was a minimum diameter of the handle bars necessary to use the radio. I reviewed the Amazon ADD and could not locate the "minimum diameter" caution. I should have been refunded the entire price of the radio plus the shipping. Instead a paltry $24.00 was refunded to me ignoring shipping costs of the return.
This radio is a big disappointment.I work as a broadcast engineer in a major market, and this radio is one of the worst I've ever used.The selectivity of the radio is very poor. The AFC of the FM section doesn't work very well, and as a result it will lock on to adjacent channels when it has no business doing so. In an area where HD radio signals are prevalent on FM, this radio sees the I-BOC sidebands as the station, and it causes a lot of interference.The AM section also has very poor selectivity and sensitivity.
I bought this radio to keep me company during my 90-minute bike-ride circuit each evening. It has done wonders to make my exercise less boring. I like to listen to AM radio, and found great reception traveling east-west, but not-so-good traveling north-south when fixed mounted to the handlebars.I found best mounting for me was to clamp it loose without extra rubber gasket hanging from the handlebar (actually hanging upside down). This allows me to slide it along the curve of the handlebar (up to 90-degrees) for best reception depending on the direction I'm traveling.
Answer: yes