Supernova - HK Fender Mount

Supernova SKU: P-MMHK-MBLK
Supernova Fender Mudguard Light Mount (4415301353523)

Supernova - HK Fender Mount

Supernova SKU: P-MMHK-MBLK
Regular price $39.99 Sale price $26.39 Save $13.60
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The Supernova HK Fender Mount allows you to streamline the look of your bike so no wires show at all. The HK Fender mount bolts directly to the front part of your front mudguards.    

The bracket is made from the high grade 6061 Aluminum and supplied with Stainless Steel hardware. It is designed to be used with all Supernova lights without an integrated handlebar bracket. The lower position is not only neater but but gives you space to mount front racks easily. 

The HK Fender mount is designed for strong alloy fenders like Velo Orange or integrated fenders like the awesome Wingee and should not be used standard plastic fenders

  • Supernova HK Fender Mount
  • Allows you to mount any Supernova light onto your front mudguard
  • Bracket Material - 6061 Aluminum
  • Bolt Material - Stainless Steel
  • Colour - Black
  • Designed for Alloy Fenders like Velo Orange and Wingee
  • Not compatible with lights with built in handlebar mount
  • Made in Germany

 

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    Supernova Company History: The year 1995 saw a tomato paste can, a halogen bulb, and motorcycle battery turn into a headlamp - and so came the first of countless innovations from Supernova. From then on, Marcus Wallmeyer took his original idea and designed a company that could allow riders from many disciplines, primarily mountain bikers, to ride into the night on unlit and relatively uncharted paths. The lights to follow brought about some of the brightest and most powerful lights the industry had ever seen. As the concepts grew bigger (dynamos, pedelecs, and battery) the designs got smaller and even more powerful. In 2004, the E3 dynamo headlight and tailight were produced to huge acclaim and numerous awards. Supernova continues to be the go-to for the best design, meticulous engineering and near-perfect functionality
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