Kody Lights for RockyMounts Bike Racks
Light kits built for the RockyMounts MonoRail, BackStage, GuideRail, AfterParty and GigaWatt. Brackets bolt to your rack's own hardware — no drilling and no modifications.
Small — one 16" bar · Medium — two 12–13" lights · Large — two 16" lights
Driving a Tesla or a Ford? Choose a Medium or a non-sequencing Large — see what works on your vehicle.
Which RockyMounts rack do you have?
RockyMounts trays share geometry in pairs, so we make three lights rather than five.
MonoRail and BackStage take the same light. The MonoRail expands to three bikes with an add-on; the BackStage is the swing-away, two bikes only.
GuideRail and AfterParty take the same light. The GuideRail expands to three; the AfterParty doesn't.
GigaWatt has its own light. It's the e-bike rack — heavier trays, wider tires, two bikes only, and it doesn't expand despite what some of the photos suggest.
The model name is printed on the rack. If you're stuck between the MonoRail and the GuideRail, send us a photo.
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Need your plate seen too? The Bike Rack License Plate Holder – Pivoting is made for the RockyMounts GuideRail, AfterParty and GigaWatt. It works on its own, so you don’t need a Kody light with it.
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Choosing your size
Our sizes describe the light fixture, not the rack.
Small — one 16" bar with sequential turn signals.
Medium — two 12" or 13" lights.
Large — two 16" lights.
For one or two bikes, Small is the clean choice. On a GigaWatt with e-bikes, or a MonoRail or GuideRail carrying three, the extra width and output of Medium or Large is worth having.
Two reasons to size up even on a two-bike rack. The Small bar shares its bulbs between the brake light and the turn signal, so braking overrides the signal — we suggest signalling before you brake. And reverse lights are only available on the double fixtures.
One thing worth knowing before you add a third tray to a MonoRail or GuideRail: adding it lowers the weight rating of every tray, not just the new one. Check RockyMounts' figures for your setup before you load three heavy bikes.
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Driving a Tesla or a newer Ford?
Choose a Medium or a non-sequencing Large. Tesla and 2016-onward Ford electronics interfere with the sequential sweep, so a sequencing light won't animate properly on those vehicles. Everything still works, you just lose the animation. Here's what happens and the two ways to fix it.
Lights flickering, or a warning on the dash? That's a different problem — here's what causes it on newer vehicles.
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Don't see your rack?
If you've got an older RockyMounts, or a rack we don't make a bracket for, our universal lights mount to almost anything using straps or U-bolts. Or send us a message with your rack model — I'd rather get you the right light than the nearest one.