Can this be clipped to the back of a bicycle through the 'taillight' loop of a trunk/seat bag?
628267
Yesthere are many different brackets you can use that you can run zip ties through to hold it on
1950182
You'd have to have frames attached to either the front or rear to hang the pannier bags from; I've done this on other bikes I've owned. The rack the back battery is on would not be useful (or probably safe) for hanging bags, but if you get the hardware attached properly for hanging bags they should be fine to use.
1101270
Yes! There is a phillips screw that holds the mounting bracket on your seat post (stem). 15 seconds and it could be gone. Also remember that this light is not a high tech or premium priced light. Odd's are no one will take it but there is always that one person that just might.
450830
i do not mount the tool bag to the handle bars...i mount it on top of my rear fender and tie the straps to each of the rear directional signal lights...i hope this info will help you..
1034901
Haven't done it. The strap isn't long enough to carry crossbody. To attach to the rack on the back of a bike might be easier.
1905445
Yes, there is a bracket that attaches to the bicycle that the light itself clips into and then is easily removed for care and battery replacement.
165167
There is a ring where the three straps come together, so you probably could clip there, but that's not the intended use and may not function well
35367
I think if your trunk bag has velcro straps that would normally fasten around the rack, you could instead insert the straps through the small rectangular plastic loops on top of this garment bag.
990924
I believe you can, but you may want to simply undo the mount and light together and take it with you when you park the bike.
162143
If the saddle bag has a loop to clip on lights, then it will work just fine.
1434154
The clip attachment to the handlebars will not be any use but you could attach the basket to a rear carrier using the strap provided. I mounted mine to the front but put a board under the basket on the carrier (having removed the spring mechanism) for extra stability and used some cable ties to stabilise the basket.
351902
Yes, it can. Note this comes in 2 parts. The battery has to be mounted elsewhere (they give the velcro for that, and the light can go on the handle bar!
1957046
It can if you get creative, the mounting that comes with it is just for a seat post, but like you I wanted it on my rack so I a 1" piece of scrap tube and zip tied it to the underside of my rack and mounted it to that. At a glance you can't even tell that's what it is, only the lights show off the back, that's just my two cents, hope it helped.
1807677
I use my cable lock and thread it through the top handle and rear strap of the Trunk Bag and then under my seat to keep my bag and seat from being removed. The bag itself fits fairly snuggly on the rack, so it isn't something that a thief can remove quickly in any event.
1810592
I mounted it to the luggage rack on the back of my bike...don't see how else you could do it.
1812727
There isn't much reflective material on this rear tail light, it's just a light. It attaches in multiple ways, I have mine on the rear stay of my bike. Not sure if it will fit onto your saddle bag.
529689
No. These types of emitters have an elastic O-ring that is like a thick rubber band that goes around a tube and hooks on the light in two places. Depending on the helmet and vent pattern you might be able to accomplish the attachment, but it would be a stretch, literally. The best way that I have found is a standard helmet mount that is usually some velcro or buckled straps with a plastic tube on a flat base. I generally use this light on my handlebars and strap the battery to the stem. I use a lighter, less powerful light on my helmet.