Could the tail lights attach to ski poles?
1578833
hmm good question. I would say yes, as long as you have tightened everything(all screws) really well. i don't see why not...
2172936
The mounting bracket for both the headlight and tail light are circular in shape, so they wouldn't adapt exactly to an oval bar. But it's a compression fit, so as long as the large diameter of the oval bar fits in the bracket it should be OK. Having said that, on my bike, which has round bars, the bars are quite a bit smaller than the mounting bracket, so I need to pad the gap with some rubber (a piece of inner tube works fine). You could use the same approach.
214710
Probably. We installed on Subaru Baja roof rails. They are oblong but the clamping mechanism would most likely tighten on the round. One you have the skis in it would be even more secure.
1456264
The answer is, maybe! You will have to jury rig a handlebar clamp to the attach to the headlight. If you don't have a fork hole for brake/fenders, you could also probably find a fork mount that would not require a lot of fiddling.
887017
I would believe so. The lightsphere has Flexible fins that allow for multiple sizes to attach to.Great product.
2157240
I would recommend using the ski attachment kit. The side mount is typically used to attach from the side (i.e. a car or wall).
1895335
They can. The lights project less than a quarter inch beyond the surface. Remember that they require a 13/16" hole and take this into consideration when drilling through structural members. I ended up mounting mine through the bottom stringer that the end of the baluster is attached to.
997588
Yes. They come with a standard 3 wire pigtail in the package (ground, brake light, tail light). If you're replacing an existing oval trailer tail light, you may be able to just plug these in to the existing connector. If you're wiring something new, you can use the supplied pigtail.
1533915
No. These lights are meant to hard wire directly. A cord can be attached to these easily if needed.
2066219
Yes, has to be wired into your tail lights backup light to work, separate wire for hookup.
710247
I'm sure it is possible, but the issue here with this light wasn't and on/off switch. The trouble was with a coiled cord that was too short. A light that goes on top of a vehicle should have a long straight cord.
2008847
It depends on which direction the slope goes in relation to the light. If the slope is along the short edge of the light, it would be very easy due to the swiveling joints. However, if the slope is along the long edge of the light, it may not be feasible because you will need different lengths of poles (yes the poles are adjustable in length to some extent, but the likelihood that the extensions will match your slope exactly is not good). Great looking light though. We love ours.
472386
The only way to answer that would be to overload the supports. I will say, the supports do adequately hold the lights provided, and would support some added pounds, if needed. But, the poles made to hold lights...
1329906
Yes, I have a Polaris 360 & these work just fine. Naturally, they're a little snug so they don't fall off the tail, but just stretch them gently to install. Good luck!
2281693
Yes you can, I have them attached to my big globed string of lights up at my camp,, works great!!!!
1434912
Dear Alva, Usually the lights can fit on all the vehicles that have bars for the lights to be fixed on. Hope this can help.
481951
Probably not depending on how big they are. I have a Nissan Murano and one sheet wasn't even enough for one tail light. I would get two or three to be safe