Hi, I have an old Raleigh Sports ... can this be mounted on the rear fender, where there are two holes where the reflector used to be?
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Not without buying the mounting kit for it. Out of the box it comes with a clip and bar/tube mounts.
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Not easily- you would have to do some modifications. The back of the Planet Bike Blinky has a clip to attach to a belt or loop, and that clip will click into the mount that is made to wrap around a seatpost. You may be able to use some zip ties to jerry rig something together.
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No, not with the mounting bracket provided. You would have to construct a custom bracket to mount it and it's probably too much trouble. Click http://ohmelovelo.dnsalias.org/tools/tools.html#reallitebob to view a similar such adaption that I constructed for a much bigger tail light and my comment re how hard it was.
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Hello, Yes it will fit. You can use a detachable back rest and the fender is an overlay mounted on top of the original fender. Thanks!
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You may want to call the company. It did fit a pick up with factory fender flares on a Chevey 2001 2500HD
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Unfortunately, No. But, this is a great stand for reflectors. Look no further..
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Unfortunately I do not believe it will.You can add a Solid Mast Antenna to the Fender Front or Rear.
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The fender is no more than 1.5mm thick, and you zip tie it up hard against the brake pivot. There is a small foam disk to use between the two which looks to be less than 1.5mm as well. So, even with both you should be OK, but you do have the option of leaving the disk out if you need to.
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It should it's mounted to the fender an the mounting bracket is adjustable. I don't think fenders changed unless u have a bigger tire, I have 2010 flhtcu with 180 rear tire. Hope I was some help.
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No you can't. Do you know what flared fenders are? If not check with your local Toyota dealer.
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Cannot say for sure, but you should have no prob if your bike has a fender/mudguard, you mount the rack to the fender holder.
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The rack will mount to tire or tire with cloth cover. I am very happy with it, I use it on a 1988 BroncoII that has an exterior mounted tire.
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I after many many months have yet to mount my bag on my 11" strutless rear fender, due mostly to health problems. Also I don't have a mounting place suitable for the left front mounting strap. All 5 other straps I've found something to hook to such as the pass. footpegs, rear tail/turn/brake lite mounts, and for right front I'm going to use the rear exhaust mount. It's plenty wide for mounting with a 250mm rear, and lays over my pillion pad (so likely no passenger unless she can hold on to it). By the way, what's a sportster 48? Have built a '37 80" flathead and a '53 panhead. Is it a 1948 Sportster? I after many many months have yet to mount my bag on my 11" strutless rear fender, due mostly to health problems. Also I don't have a mounting place suitable for the left front mounting strap. All 5 other straps I've found something to hook to such as the pass. footpegs, rear tail/turn/brake lite mounts, and for right front I'm going to use the rear exhaust mount. It's plenty wide for mounting with a 250mm rear, and lays over my pillion pad (so likely no passenger unless she can hold on to it). By the way, what's a sportster 48? Have built a '37 80" flathead and a '53 panhead. Is... » Read More I after many many months have yet to mount my bag on my 11" strutless rear fender, due mostly to health problems. Also I don't have a mounting place suitable for the left front mounting strap. All 5 other straps I've found something to hook to such as the pass. footpegs, rear tail/turn/brake lite mounts, and for right front I'm going to use the rear exhaust mount. It's plenty wide for mounting with a 250mm rear, and lays over my pillion pad (so likely no passenger unless she can hold on to it). By the way, what's a sportster 48? Have built a '37 80" flathead and a '53 panhead. Is it a 1948 Sportster? « Show Less
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I have an XRC bumper, the fairlead mounted directly to it. Most bumpers either have mounting holes or they are incorporated into the winch mount plate, such as the Rough Country 1189.
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The two front mounting holes are below each tap at the base, so yes. The two rear mounting holes are equally spaced as the front.
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There is little bit cut out about to the holes where the stock fenders were mounted. I have a 6 in lift and 33x12.5 and have about 5 inches away from tire. Hope that helps.
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Each reflector is on what would be the top of a metal bolt. Its bolt would insert through a hole and be attached by tightening the wing nut that came on the reflector/bolt.I had gotten the reflectors to be put on some wooden posts. So I pre-drilled a hole the same size as the bolt (I.e., bolt's width and length) and screwed the reflector/bolt into the hole by hand. Once I was sure it fit OK, I first squeezed some carpenter's glue into the pre-drilled hole to ensure that the reflector/bolt will be secure.
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I had an older version as well. Yes mounting is the same, but not to the extent that your bolt holes will line up.
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The small flare extensions go back along the body with the bottom of the extension even with the bottom of the body. They are mounted just touching the rear of the fender flares around the wheel well. You may not have holes to mount the small flares. I did not use the small flares on my 98. It already has plastic molding that runs between the flares.