Abstract: A bicycle light assembly includes a body having a light end and a clamp end. A resilient member is pivotably connected to the body and has a clamp portion which is cooperated with the clamp end of the body to be connected with the brake cable. When braking, the resilient member is pivoted relative to the body and activates the light unit in the light end of the body. An isolation ring is located between the light member of the light unit and the battery to increase the sensibility of the light unit.

Abstract: A bicycle light assembly includes a body having a light end and a clamp end. A resilient member is pivotably connected to the body and has a clamp portion which is cooperated with the clamp end of the body to be connected with the brake cable. When braking, the resilient member is pivoted relative to the body and activates the light unit in the light end of the body. An isolation ring is located between the light member of the light unit and the battery to increase the sensibility of the light unit.

Abstract: A charging device for a light includes a light body and a charging assembly which is connected to the light body. The light body has a printed circuit board disposed therein. The charging assembly is electrically connected to the printed circuit board. The charging assembly has a base, an electrical connecting plate and a plurality of wires. The electrical connecting plate is connected to one side of the base. The wires are connected to another side of the base. The electrical connecting plate pivots and bends relative to the base. A plurality of metal conductors is disposed on the electrical connecting plate. Under this arrangement, when the light body needs to be charged, the electrical connecting plate is pulled up and inserted into a port of a computer.

Abstract: A flashlight assembly includes an outer housing, an inner housing received in the outer housing, a cover partially received in the outer housing, and a base disposed in a top of the outer housing. The base has a protrusion extended into the inner housing via the outer housing. The base has two side grooves respectively defined in a lateral of the protrusion. The inner housing has two male projections. The cover has two female recesses. Each male projection engages with one of the two female recesses. The cover has two side protrusions. Each side protrusion engages with one of the two side grooves. The outer housing, the inner housing, the cover, and the base are firmly assembled.

Abstract: A tie-able securing device for a bicycle includes a body. A functional module is disposed on the body. A first belt and a second belt are respectively flexibly extending from the body. A first fastener and a second fastener are respectively extending from the body. Each of the first belt and the second belt is selectively and alternatively secured on the first fastener and the second fastener. The first belt and the second belt are alternatively bendably secured on the first fastener and the second fastener for adapting to tie the body on a bicycle.

Abstract: A voltage stabilizing module for bicycle generator includes a voltage input, a rectifier circuit electrically connected to the voltage input, a detective switch electrically connected to the rectifier circuit, a stabilizing integrated circuit selectively electrically connected to the detective switch, a filter circuit electrically connected to the stabilizing integrated circuit, and a voltage output electrically connected to the filter circuit.

Abstract: A flashlight assembly includes a head portion having a receiving space, a light assembly received in the receiving space, and a radiator. The radiator is received in the receiving space and abuts against the light assembly. The radiator has an inner surface and an outer surface both defined therein. The inner surface has a protrusion extended therefrom. The protrusion abuts against the light assembly. Heat generated by the light assembly is conducted to the radiator via the protrusion and dissipated from the outer surface.

Abstract: A flashlight assembly includes an outer housing, an inner housing received in the outer housing, a cover partially received in the outer housing, and a base disposed in a top of the outer housing. The base has a protrusion extended into the inner housing via the outer housing. The base has two side grooves respectively defined in a lateral of the protrusion. The inner housing has two male projections. The cover has two female recesses. Each male projection engages with one of the two female recesses. The cover has two side protrusions. Each side protrusion engages with one of the two side grooves. The outer housing, the inner housing, the cover, and the base are firmly assembled.

Abstract: A camera holder includes a connecting device mounted to a moving object, such as a bicycle or a helmet of the rider. The connecting device includes a base having two opposite sides each having a groove laterally defined therein. A slider is connected with a camera and slidably mounted to the connecting device. The slider includes two opposite side each having a rail laterally extending therefrom and slidably received in a corresponding one of the two grooves in the base.

Abstract: A flashlight head connected electrically to a battery is positioned within a housing at a front end thereof and locked by a light-transmissible front cap. The flashlight head includes a project barrel and a control base. A reflector is disposed at a front end of the project barrel and a light source portion of the reflector is mounted on a positioner. An opening is disposed at a center of the positioner. A luminous body passes through the opening and extends into a center of the light source portion of the reflector. The luminous body has a positive electrode pin and a negative electrode pin, and each of the positive electrode pin and the negative electrode pin extends onto the positioner. A cooling plate is adhered to a back side of the luminous body. Two slots form on the cooling plate and are disposed corresponding to the positive electrode pin and the negative electrode pin. A switch is mounted on the control base and positioned corresponding to a button on the housing.

Abstract: A clamp in one embodiment includes a flexible base; a bifurcation pivotal about one end of the base; a fastening member pivotal about the other end of the base and including pawls, an opposite projection, and a toothed section formed above; a universal member meshed with the toothed section; a seat rotatably secured to the universal member and adapted to releasably secure to a light; and a flexible ratchet pivotal about the other end of the base. Wrapping the ratchet around a seat post of bicycle by inserting it through the bifurcation and a space between the pawls and one end of the ratchet, pivoting the fastening member toward the seat until one pawl engages the ratchet and the fastening member presses on the base to urge against the seat post, and pivoting the bifurcation to press the bar onto the projection will fasten the seat post.