Can this light be mounted via screw/bolt to a rear rack? My Axiom rack has a tab with bolt hole for mounting a tail light, and I hope this will work.
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Out if the box with the included hardware no. But with a little ingenuity it shouldn't be too hard to fabricate a bracket of sorts to get it mounted on your rack. The light is well worth the extra effort. It's an outstanding product. Hope this helps.
1394223
You will have to buy the rear rack mount to do this. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009VUB0Q8?pc_redir=1398043522&robot;_redir=1
1394224
You can buy a rack mount from here: http://www.shop.cygolite.com/category.sc?categoryId=74
1394225
Unfortunately the only mounts included are for a seat stay or a seat post. You could go to www.cygolite.com and send them a question by email.
31458
No, I don't see how you could hang it .... i't is a true flush mount light fixture.
1030125
To be honest i never tried putting on a different light. But i believe you could attach a shoe mount on it. Sorry if i didn't completely answer your question. i could send some pics, if that will help?
314089
It will mount fine with the front rack. For the rear rack, the bars are too short and it would clamp onto the plastic area with the small triangle on the bottom. It is doable with a longer bolt and secure if you put longer bolts in the back.
552748
Greetings Fellow Soul Owners: There are four mounting locations that come stock on the car. If you look at the roof you will see the recessed cap. Simply remove with a flat head screwdriver (carefully) and BAM! You're ready to rock. The kit I purchased came with the mounting bolts and tool (Allen Head) to complete the job. Be careful not to over tighten the bolts upon installation. We drove from Seattle to Florida with our rack, it was legit. We were careful to follow the weight limit in the manual, somewhere around 100lbs
1464964
No it only has a bracket with a bolt.. You can find clamps or weld on tabs for most size tubing. That will accommodate these lights..
2104549
Hello! From what I've found, It doesn't look like the Matrix tight has a mounting hole for any kind of light. It is a better quality light than what came with mine, by far. It screws directly into a threaded hole in the outside ring. I'm not saying it's impossible, but I'm not sure how well it would work on a sight that isn't designed for a light. Unless you are a very good machinist, or know one, you would have to upgrade to a lighted sight to be able to use this.
1598046
Yes, the mounts move along the full length of the light bar; you can mount it on your vehicle's existing mounting points. Be sure to use spring washers and tighten the nuts carefully. While off-roading I lost one of the special mounting nuts; I was able to replace it a regular one after searching for the right size nut that fits the rail of the lightbar.
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The part of that bracket that connects to the light looks just like the bracket I had it in; I bet it would work. A more Rube Goldberg solution would be to attache a strip of leather or nylon webbing to the back of the rack and clip the light onto that.
2268263
The mounting assembly for this light is pretty cheap. You had to either hit a stud, or use a toggle (which just does not work going horizontally). We ended up drilling through the back plate to hit a stud, otherwise it would not have been secured well enough. After doing that, it sits pretty flush against the wall.
237525
No, there is no rack mount provided although it probably wouldn't take that much to make one. The light mounts in a quick release that attaches to either the seat post or seat stay bracket. In stead of those brackets you could mount it to your own or zip tie the seat stay bracket to your rack.
787093
Hi Steven, the light has double sided trim tape on it. You have to apply power from the battery to determine which way it lights up across. Just mount the lights with the sequence running in the correct direction. I mounted mine using the trim tape on my Hot Rod, it is holding fine. Makes it very easy to mount, not holes, etc......Hope this helps.
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Maybe?! The cool thing about this light is the casing is aluminium. So if you have the tools and skills you could tap it and built a seriously strong mount for it. Out of the box? I'd say the mount it comes with would not stand up to that kind of use.
1377563
No, not if mounted correctly and factory style tail lights are used. Thank you!
72686
Not sure what type of mounting you require, but this bike light mounting works great on the handlebars.
618843
In looking at your bike, It looks like the Rear fender mounts have changed. However the mounting holes for this bracket are 7.5inches apart so If you measure the mounting holes on the rear fender mount and find them to be 7.5 inches apart with the tail light inbetween then it will work. The thing that looks off to me is that it appears they moved the rear tail light to the last bolt hole and that could cause issues with mounting a back rest to the side rails. take a tape measure and measure the bolts on either side (front and rear) of the tail light. If there is 7.5 inches of spacing between them with the tail light in the middle then then it should work. In looking at your bike, It looks like the Rear fender mounts have changed. However the mounting holes for this bracket are 7.5inches apart so If you measure the mounting holes on the rear fender mount and find them to be 7.5 inches apart with the tail light inbetween then it will work. The thing that looks off to me is that it appears they moved the rear tail light to the last bolt hole and that could cause issues with mounting a back rest to the side rails. take a tape measure and measure the bolts on either side (front and rear) of the tail light. If there is 7.5 inches of spacing... » Read More In looking at your bike, It looks like the Rear fender mounts have changed. However the mounting holes for this bracket are 7.5inches apart so If you measure the mounting holes on the rear fender mount and find them to be 7.5 inches apart with the tail light inbetween then it will work. The thing that looks off to me is that it appears they moved the rear tail light to the last bolt hole and that could cause issues with mounting a back rest to the side rails. take a tape measure and measure the bolts on either side (front and rear) of the tail light. If there is 7.5 inches of spacing between them with the tail light in the middle then then it should work. « Show Less
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The bag is firm so not intended to collapse. I put my blinking tail light on the back of the bag. There is a strap made for a clip on tail light. The bag also has reflective material on it. Depending on the rack you mount the bag to, you may be able to attach your reflector to your rear rack.