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Universal Bike Rack Light Mount
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This is a universal bike light mount for the back of a rear rack with a 5mm hole in it.
**I have made an [updated version that includes an AirTag Holder](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5253943)**
My bike light came with a mount to secure it to the seatpost, however when I put my top of the rack bag, on, it blocks the light. I needed to find a way to move the light to the rear of the rack so it could be seen again.
For this to work, you'll need the following:
- A 5 mm hole in the rear center of your rack platform (mine already had one)
- This 3D printed part
- 1 x M5 Nylon Lock Nut
- 1 x M5x25 bolt (button head or socket head will work)
- 1x M5 Washer (optional, but recommended if using socket head bolts)
IMPORTANT: The files as existing are a *really* tight fit on my printer. If holes tend to be small on yours, size up the entire model by a few %. The way that I have it designed, it takes a reasonable amount of force to insert the nut, and the bolt will have to thre
**I have made an [updated version that includes an AirTag Holder](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5253943)**
My bike light came with a mount to secure it to the seatpost, however when I put my top of the rack bag, on, it blocks the light. I needed to find a way to move the light to the rear of the rack so it could be seen again.
For this to work, you'll need the following:
- A 5 mm hole in the rear center of your rack platform (mine already had one)
- This 3D printed part
- 1 x M5 Nylon Lock Nut
- 1 x M5x25 bolt (button head or socket head will work)
- 1x M5 Washer (optional, but recommended if using socket head bolts)
IMPORTANT: The files as existing are a *really* tight fit on my printer. If holes tend to be small on yours, size up the entire model by a few %. The way that I have it designed, it takes a reasonable amount of force to insert the nut, and the bolt will have to thre
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