Mounting Solar Power Bank Without Bike Mount

This is an instructable of mounting solar power bank on bike using a rubber band.

Every time I've a rough ride, my bike mount usually fall off or worst.... broken!

The worst of all, what ever I attached on it will received the same fate (whether my smart phone or my power bank).

I'm sure you all have had a similar experience has I do.

This is my solution to the problem that I want to share with you.

Parts

1. 5000mAh Solar Power Bank ($19.99 at Amazon.com https://www.amazon.com/Upow-5000mAh-Portable-Charg... )
2. A rubber band
3. A bike

Completion Time : 5 minutes

Firstly, I located a part of the bike to place my solar power bank. I found it at the T joint handle bar.

I took a rubber band and make a knot under the T joint handle bar.

Carefully, I pull the rubber band around and up the front handle bar.

I insert the rubber band in the power bank's hole and stretch it (I broke a few rubber bands in this step, so ... do it extremely careful).

Then, I spread the band so that its loop under the power bank.

The band is nearly stretch to the maximum (I broke another one.... :-( must do the process again).

Then, finding a notch under the handle bar's joint, I finally secure the band.

What a relief!

Now, what I'm waiting for?

Let's go cycling!

Note:

If I leave it outside or if I'm cycling in the day, the solar power bank will be automatically charged (indicate by the green light).

If I double click the ON button, the power bank will on the LED light.

Or, I can charge my smart phone.

You don't have to worry about your phone's power run dry whenever you're cycling.

HAPPY MAKING!

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