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The Rugged Ridge Fast Track Light Bar Mount is a brilliant new way to mount lights and other accessories to your Jeep. It's a lightweight track system that bolts directly to the A pillars of your windshield. The 6061 aluminum tracks allow you to mount light brackets, mirrors, cameras, a cb antenna and more. The best part is that the mounting positions are infinitely adjustable, so you can put the accessories exactly where you want them.

The fast track system uses an aluminum mounting channel that stretches across the top of the windshield. To mount an accessory, you slide a bolt into the channel (such as the carriage bolts included with the installation kit) and install an accessory mounting plate to it. Tighten down the nut and it's locked in place. Accessory mounting plates are made for lights, antennas, action cameras and mirrors.

A separate plastic cover runs next to the mounting channel providing a place to run the wires unseen. When you install the Fast Track, you simply tuck your tires into the channel and cover them up. At the bottom of the mount, there's a plastic shroud that cover the wires where they pass under the cowl into the engine compartment.

One of the most attractive features of this new product is it's versatility. When choosing lights, you can a single 50-inch light bar, two 20-inch bars and a few cube lights, three 10-inch bars, or any combination you like. Flip through the photo gallery to see some of the possibilities.

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