Vado SL rear light mount

[Calcoaster]

I’m thinking of trying a different saddle on my SL 4.0 and am wondering how people have dealt with the rear light mounting on the new saddle. Any generic hardware options or other ideas are welcome.

 

[Allan47.7339]

There are a few threads that might help (these are just two of many but have pictures):

Vado SL Rear Light Question

Hi all, I have a question concerning the rear light on the Non-EQ models. Does anyone have a picture of what it looks like? Is it part of the seat or does it just sit under the seat? This leads into my next question. I can get an EQ model but it is not what I prefer because of the looks. If I...

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Kinect drilling a hole Retrofitting a Suspension Seat Post on a Vado SL 5.0 (lighting)

OK, I saw Stephan had a very similar beginning with his SL 4.0 and installed the RedShift seat post and stem shock to lessen the pains. Being in a similar situation but having a preference for the Kinekt line of products I'm planning the installation of their seat post shock and stem shock...

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[Calcoaster]

There are a few threads that might help (these are just two of many but have pictures):

Vado SL Rear Light Question

Hi all, I have a question concerning the rear light on the Non-EQ models. Does anyone have a picture of what it looks like? Is it part of the seat or does it just sit under the seat? This leads into my next question. I can get an EQ model but it is not what I prefer because of the looks. If I...

electricbikereview.com

Kinect drilling a hole Retrofitting a Suspension Seat Post on a Vado SL 5.0 (lighting)

OK, I saw Stephan had a very similar beginning with his SL 4.0 and installed the RedShift seat post and stem shock to lessen the pains. Being in a similar situation but having a preference for the Kinekt line of products I'm planning the installation of their seat post shock and stem shock...

electricbikereview.com

Thanks, I lost track of that second thread you posted. The selle saddle one of the posters used had holes that lined up with the light mount. That’s convenient!