Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Does it come with the bracket to mount it to the bike
Document: This flag actually stated &#34;ATV&#34; vehicle and it clearly does not come with the hardware to make that so. It will fit a bike with the bracket, but NOT AN ATV. VERY VERY VERY DISAPPOINTED! If you want one for a bicycle, it would be fine, but they should take down the ATV!
I ordered a few others,  all the the flags have the same fiberglass rod, no matter which one you choose, they all also have the same bracket mount. This one I really like the best, worth the few extra bucks for the reflective part.
I got this for my four year old - to mount on a bike trailer or on her bike. The only issue that I have is that the mounting plate (used to mount the staff to the axle) is a little too flimsy for something in everyday use. It keeps getting bent, being bent back, five minutes later it is bent again...
I bought this to use with my Burley D'lite bike trailer. First, I had to remove the metal bottom piece. The flag was so tightly stuck in that piece, that I had to use a vice to hold the metal bracket while I pulled the flag out. Another alternative would have been to cut off the bottom inch of the flag using a saw.The reflective strip on the flag is nice and does improve visibility.My biggest complaint is with the plastic sleave that holds the two flag pole pieces together. One of the flag pieces fits snugly, but the other is fairly loose.
I bought this for by youngest son's tricycle. We have to modify the base to mount it to the tricycle but it works very well and is highly visible.
Very visible on my Kayak as noted by others while on water. Mounted the bracket on the milk crate in my kayak making it easy to use.
Important safety accessory, but poor mounting bracket design makes it hard to use and take off when not required. Choose another.
I used only half the pole when mounting to an upper seat back bracket on a recumbent tadpole trike.The flag stays wrinkled, which may help it be seen from more angles..
This is a good flag for the money. The adapter that hooks the two sections together was loose fitting, I was worried about it coming apart in high wind. So I RTV'ed the poles in it. I am using this for my kayak. I cut the metal piece off of the bottom of it because I am mounting it differently and I want it to come off quickly. It is real hi visibility. If you are on a budget like me....this is perfect.
Chose this flag bacuse of the reflective strip for recumbent triking at dusk. Waiting for snow to go before trying locally but have it installed on trike for spinning. Set up on trike in the family room, so haven't tested the strength of the staff in the wind, but seems very stiff but flexible. The flag itself holds it's shape due to little clips both top and bottom. The sewn border of the flag is reflective as well and gives a bright outline when hit with light. Cut the bottom bracket off and 3 inches of staff to enable it to go into the hole in the top of the seat frame.
Answer: yes