Paul Components Gino Light Mount

Yes, as long as the eyelet is threaded for an M5 bolt, the Gino will mount securely. It is designed to work with standard rack mounts, fork eyelets, or frame braze-ons.

The Gino mount features a standard mounting hole that accommodates most lights designed to bolt onto a bracket. However, it is best suited for lights that use a single-bolt attachment rather than proprietary handlebar clamps.

The Gino mount comes with the hardware to attach the mount itself to your bike frame. You will typically need to reuse the bolt and nut that came with your specific light to attach it to the Gino bracket.

Because it is precision-machined from aluminum, it is very durable and rigid. It will hold a standard commuter or road light securely on rough pavement or gravel, though it is not intended for heavy, high-output mountain bike lights that require specialized vibration-dampening mounts.

The Gino is designed to be low-profile, but it does occupy the M5 eyelet it is mounted to. If you are already using that eyelet for a rack or fender stay, you may need to stack the hardware or find an alternative mounting point to ensure everything fits correctly.