Various brackets are made by Cateye. One or more will fit a carrier. The lamp comes with a small assortment but if one won't do for your carrier there is a suitable one that can be purchased from Evans.

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You need different bracket.

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yes we do.

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I brought this and the seperate mounting kit for carriers. It fits my bike rack perfectly on our tandem the mounting kit fits nice and tight and is the rear light is so bright .No problems easy to fit.

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Hi there.

You can buy the bracket to fit this light securely to a carrier here -

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/cateye/rear-carrier-light-mount-ec008153#BVQAWidgetID

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hi there,do you sell the mounting bracket to this light,separetly

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Yes, we do.

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yes we sell a few different mounts in store.

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There is a rear carrier mounting kit available seperately

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The bracket for this light can be bought separately here -

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/cateye/ld100-110-120-500-600-bracket-ec012211#features

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Does the cateye TL-LD1100 have a small enough bracket to fit a seat stay

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You will need to change the clamp but this is possibble to do.

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It would be difficult to get this to fit a thin, roadbike seat stay, you might manage with a MTB?

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The bracket(s) will fit a seat post, no less.

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No. Unless your seat stays are massive that is. I used the smaller of the two supplied brackets on my 27.2mm seat post. There is a larger one and a semi-permanent job for fixing to a rack. In any case, the light itself is so big you won't want it on your stay.

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Is it water proof? all the other rear lights i have bought have let water in

if not can you recomend a good waterproof rear light

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Hi,

Although this light isn't certified as waterproof, it is subjected to some of the toughest quality control tests in the industry which include very stringent waterproof testing. So although not waterproof it is good enough for a Brtish winter.

I'm afraid that I can't recomend any waterproof rear lights.

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water resistant definitely but probably not waterproof

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Most cycle lights these days are water resistant unless they specify being fully waterproof. However even with fully waterproof lights you find that water gets inside the light in the form of condensation.
This means drying them off after a shower and every so often leaving them open in a warm dry place so the moisture can evapoarate.
You will find this happens to all lights.
I would recommend choosing a budget set of lights and look after them with regular maintenance.

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What size batteries does this take, and can I use rechargeables?

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AA's, and it can take rechargeables, although as it is high-powered I'd go for high level new ones.

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The batteries are included with this light, it takes the same batteries as a watch, hence it doesn`t take rechargeables.
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Does this light conform to BS6102?

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yes this light passes the BS6102 regulations

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Yes, all our lights conform to the relevant CEN standard that has superceded BS6102.

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