I now have my rear rack and relocated light project complete. I selected the RackTime Standit 2.0 rear rack. I bent the front attaching rod to generally match the tire outside radius and fastened it to the rear fender attachment threaded hole.
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i moved the rear light from the seat to the bracket on the rear rack. It was fairly easy. The steps are:
Remove seat post from frame
Disconnect the two light wire connectors and then remove the light from the bottom of the seat.
Remove the lower motor plastic cover and from there pull the light wire from the frame seat post opening down and out the bottom of the frame.
I filed a small half circle opening in the plastic cover on the left rear side for a place to allow the wire to exit.
I designed and 3d printed an adapter that holds the light and attaches to the rear rack light bracket.
View attachment 153223The Standit rack came with a hole in the left rear tube to allow the light wire to be routed down to the area near the rear axle.
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I placed a fairly long piece of shrink tubing over the wire, reconnected the light wires to the relocated wire, pulled the shrink tubing over the connection portion and heated it to lock it in place.
I pushed the excess wire back inside the bike frame and zip tie the wire in place along the frame.
I really like this setup better than the light on the seat.
RackTime has a few rear bag choices for the 2.0 rack. My wife picked the Yoshi 2.0 bag. I attached a 2.0 bracket to my very old rear bag.