CatEye Rear Rack Mount Bracket: Secures CatEye Lights on Rear Racks for Enhanced Visibility

Expensive for what it is but it does the job well enough. It fits 50mm and 80mm horizontal hole spacing which is standard for pannier racks. It can also be mounted using vertical holes too. You need to snap off the ovals to use as plastic ‘nuts’ for the screws to screw into when fitting it. You can see in my photos the screws still project a bit out the back a so I will trim them to avoid them potentially catching on anything. The locking screw is handy and enough to stop the light being removed when you aren’t looking but can quickly be removed so its fully thief proof. Overall it works well and lets me use my cateye lights on my pannier ok.

I bought this to go with my CatEye Omni 3 rear light as I wanted to secure it to the back of my pannier rack. This turned out to be very easy to do using the securing screws enclosed and I can be certain that the light won’t be obscured if I have anything on the pannier rack the way a saddle mounted light would be. Good value for money.

Does its job well enough, but I felt I shouldn’t have needed to buy it as an extra, after purchasing a light supplied with a bracket only suitable for attaching to a seat post.

Great. Using to hold my cat eye on my MIK trek rear carrier. It's just they should include a fitting or two with their brilliant lights. They are brilliant. Usually their stuff is sent with cable ties. Anyway I love cateye so all is well.

This is designed to fit onto rear cycle racks with a wide, multi-hole mounting plate. I'm using it with the Cateye TL-LD610 mounted horizontally, holds it firmly in place. Might be fiddly to get another design of light off with cold hands or wearing gloves, as the release catch might be covered? It looks like it might fit onto a two-hole reflector bracket, but I'm not sure that it would be very secure.

I already had a Cateye rear light for my bike. Unfortunately the light was only really suitable for mounting on the seatpost or seat stay of the frame. I have a rear carrier/rack on my bike which makes both these options a bit awkward - hence the need for this bracket. It fits easily to the luggage rack and provides a secure mounting point for the rear light. My only criticism really is the price. It's a bit steep for a simple plastic bracket.

This has been used to fit an quite aged LED rear light onto a modern panier rack, reading the instructions and thinking about what I wanted to achieve, it fitted the old light to the new rack relatively stress free in about 10 minutes with just a standard sized cross head screw driver.

Basically just seems rather high price for a small bit of moulded plastic, but if you need it you need it and it keeps the lights in a good sheltered position able to project red light out the back very well.