Thread: Rack mount for CatEye LD1100 -- how secure?
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Old 04-19-10 | 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by MileHighMark
Title pretty much says it all. How secure is the rack mount adapter for a CatEye LD1100? I want to mount one to a Tubus Cosmo, but don't want the light to go bouncing down the road if I hit a pot hole.
I don't know if you can mount an LD1100 directly to the Tubus rack. You'd need an adapter. Planet Bike sells one but I don't know if it will fit Cateye products. It's cheap so you can always try it. Here's what it looks like with a Planet Bike Super Flash



The mount is reasonable secure, although I put a ziptie around the PBSF. They tend to separate easily and fly off, leaving you with the now useless back part of the the light.
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