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  • Rear light fitting with no seatpost?
  • Wally
    Full Member

    New frame has no seatpost – instead a thick lump of oddly shaped carbon rising 20cm from frame to a saddle (very stubby seatpost almost fully inserted). Any suggestions how I can fit a rear light? Perhaps you know of a very soft stretchy bracket of a light?

    garage-dweller
    Full Member

    There are some that mount to the seat stay but only if that’s a conventional round shape.

    cheers_drive
    Full Member

    You can get Cateye light brackets that clamp to the saddle rails.

    paladin
    Full Member

    On the back of your helmet

    njee20
    Free Member

    Depending on your position that’s a really shit place for it IMO.

    Exposure Flare will mount on saddle rails.

    wiggles
    Free Member

    As above some will mount on saddle rails.

    thetallpaul
    Free Member

    IIRC the moon comet lights have a bracket to attach to the seat rails too.

    lemonysam
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    Depending on the shape I’ve added some sugru to the tube clamp part of an elastic band mount to get them to fit awkward shape.

    riddoch
    Full Member

    Something like this cervelo forum with picture

    ndthornton
    Free Member

    Mines on the seat stay as my saddle bag is in the way of the seat post

    atlaz
    Free Member

    Look at the moon comet light; it comes with a seat rail mount

    njee20
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    Something like this cervelo forum with picture

    That would scare me, that band looks very taught, I had one break on a 27.2mm seatpost, and didn’t dare stretch it round the seat mast on my Top Fuel. I’d get the saddle rail clamp or something else personally.

    TiRed
    Full Member

    Cateye RM-1 or Fizik saddle mounts are both excellent. Can’t fitanthin else to my aero seatpost

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