How &amp; where does the rear light attach? Can't be the seat tube or post putting it behind obstructions &amp;angling down. Please clarify.
430214
I put it right under my seat bag on my road bike. It is a tight squeeze, but it works. The light is plenty bright to still be seen in dark conditions. The light attached with an 'S' hook. You pull each side of the light around and latch it in the hook.
1300772
I just don't know. I bet though if you reach out to the manufacturer, maybe they can detail your issue with some pics you provide? I don't recall ever needing extra for my traditional seat post, but just email them.
1424829
Unfortunately your having the same problem I and another friend have had. You can zip tie the light to the mounting bracket and still have the ability to remove the light ad bracket together and it will look a bit cleaner than tying it to the bars. It's not the lights best feature but we did get a lot of lumens for the price...not a bad deal still.
852283
I don't think you will have to move your lights back, my ex wife rides a Honda 1100vtc, and her lights look to be about like the ones on your bike. I think at most you would have to set the bags at a lower height. The bags have a leather piece that goes under the seat that adjusts the height. Since the bags are slanted, they are just below her lights. The saddle bag supports will be whatever supports fit your bike. The bags come with tie downs to tie them to the bag supports. The supports are just standard u shape.
1625272
Anticipate need of added hardware at seatpost area to connect there ...would also need to make sure your bike has holes at wheel frame / cylinder area...as I look at old road bike I have( Peugeot) it may be possible but would take Extra time and hardware to make it happen -sorry not sure with the extras that a modified attachment would be a success .
2094215
It's completely glued together. The big thing is to make sure the locking mechanism is all the way to the back of it's mounting and that it's in good shape otherwise the light won't lock back in right. The locking mechanism is a VW only part and it is not very good, easily broken. It's not part of this light assembly, something back in the fender. Best bet if it is broken would be to go to FirstVW.com, an internet retailer from Auburn VW in Washington state. They sell VW parts at less that wholesale. Good folks. They can help you on the phone if you can't figure out exactly what part you need. It's completely glued together. The big thing is to make sure the locking mechanism is all the way to the back of it's mounting and that it's in good shape otherwise the light won't lock back in right. The locking mechanism is a VW only part and it is not very good, easily broken. It's not part of this light assembly, something back in the fender. Best bet if it is broken would be to go to FirstVW.com, an internet retailer from Auburn VW in Washington state. They sell VW parts at less that wholesale. Good folks. They can help you on the phone if you can't figure out exactly what part you need.
1269287
As long as you have a standard size seatpost the mounting clamp should attach to your bike! its a real nice light and i just ordered 4 more for friends and family who wanted one also!
1937808
It is not exactly under the seat. It is kind of behind and under, a small hole will be there. Just flip over the bike you will see.
2213329
Yes it is but it has a major problem. I won't stay in place. If you have mountain bike and you go through a lot of bumps then the light will go downwards that's why I'm looking for a new light right now. It's really cool but I would suggest you get another one.
1745691
How how does the outside of the pipe get? cause the bag would resting against it. You have two straps that will attach to the bike for the front of the bag, and the rear connects together hugging the underside of the taillight or fender. I believe coretech has a video showing how the bags attach.
1516537
The package comes with two mounts. One is a quick release one I use for the main light, and the other is a conventional screw-on for the seat tube.
1937809
It's not under the seat. It is on the rear of the bike. Couple inches from the actual seat. Tiny little hole. Very hard to find, instructions are useless. They give you a some decals to make those areas but the instructions even for that is terribly written. Good luck on the bike. It lasted 15 minutes and died for my grandson.
1663807
its not that easy but the band goes around the bottom of the handle bar and on to the base of the light. it needs to be tight to stay in place
498307
There's a clamp that allows you to mount to the seat post which works well. This also allows you to adjust the angle on the light. The light also has a clip on it so that if you have one of those seat bags, you can just clip it to the bag.
852285
I don't think you will have to move your lights back, my ex wife rides a Honda 1100vtc, and her lights look to be about like the ones on your bike. I think at most you would have to set the bags at a lower height. The bags have a leather piece that goes under the seat that adjusts the height. Since the bags are slanted, they are just below her lights.The saddle bag supports will be whatever supports fit your bike. The bags come with tie downs to tie them to the bag supports. The supports are just standard u shape.
2241889
Hi just remove your top rail and the light has a screw clamp that will keep it in place and put your top rail back on and your done I hope this was helpful.
762288
I just clipped my light to one of the rear brake wires at the back of my seat & it has stayed on & not fallen off. Best of luck w/yours. The light is small but is quite visible b/c of the light output...it is very bright.