I am currently using QR light mount on front QR axle tip and would this light mount be installed on this Pinhead's front skewer?
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I guess you cant use it with your qr ligth.i just foud something that maybe can help you. http://problemsolversbike.com/products/quick_release_nut_light_mount
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I have a Calumet 3 way head with a couple of QD plates. One plate didn't thread too easily into the mount while the other did. It wasn't the mount that was at fault it was the QD plate in my case. Otherwise, I'm satisfied with the product.
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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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Hello,The bike I am using does not have quick release and I did not have to worry about this issue, but I believe the trainer comes with extra plastic adapters to use with your stock skewer. Sorry I can not be more direct, but I believe the description states the mounting system will take either quick release or bolt on rear wheels.
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Hello,It should be depending on the diameter of the bar. The mount allows the light to move 360 degrees
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Im not sure but by the loks of the ctr id say no. But I could be wrong im sure if you found a screw long enough and used two washers one on both sides big enough to cover the original qd mount im sure you could make it work . Good luck hope I was of some help
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When I ordered mine it came with a replacement skewer to use with the KKR Machineinstead of the stock one.So your bolt would not be used at all.
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I am using the skewers on Suntour XC Pro hubs. The front is 100mm over locknut distance and the rear is 135mm over locknut distance.
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Unfortunately it will not, you will need the Yakima Universal Mighty Mount http://www.rackattack.com/product-pages/yakima-universal-mighty-mounts.asp
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Do a search on amazon for arb lightbar bracket. It's a hundred bucks and mount well to the a post using existing bolts
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HelloAll of my light stands are garden variety with standard size spigots on top of them. The small 1/4-20 threaded portion that protrudes above the top edge of the spigot is generally useless for my purposes. I just unscrew the wing nut on the beauty dish far enough to allow the beauty dish mount to slide down securely over the base of the spigot and then I tighten the wing nut. I would send you a photo of what I just described but don't see an option to add an attachment here.
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I'm using mine with a rode bike, the forks are open on the bottom and go down over the mount and then they are clamped into place. I don't use the skewer to mount the bike. I don't think it will work with your application, but the mfg. would be the best source for your answer.
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You could try a combination of products like the following: a handle bar light bracket for a 1" tube and a 2" truss mount with a post.KC HiLiTES (7300) Light Mount Bracket for 0.75"-1" Tube ClampAmerican Dj Narrow Clamp 2 Inch 360 Wrap Around Clamp Cast Aluminum
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On my 1100 vstar classic I'm trying to find a longer axel bolt , I have shaft drive . For now I have it hose clamped to the swing arm . It's under my leather bags so you can't see it's rigged lol . But it's an awesome light , well built and very bright . I also bought bullet turn signals , cleaned my fender up . Looks great ,
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The outside dimension of the frame where my axle mounts is 5-13/16'' and it fits perfectly. I don't know the dimensions of your frame. The skewer on this has a lot of threads but it is at its max with my frame. Hope this helps. ME
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It should mount that way just fine. The mounting plate underneath will accept either a standard, thread on light post or screws. The cover locks in place too and whole assembly is extremely light so I don't see any reason you couldn't do that.
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does "skewers" mean the kind that have levels that you can close to tighten? I'm pretty sure that's the kind that I have, and it works perfectly. the device is just a circular thing that goes on the axle, and the connection for the cart is below that, so its pretty straightforward and i think you'll be fine