what does the left side angle brace attach to?
345715
I'm pretty sure that your referring to the handle for the angle control. It has a peg that locks up the angle and just uses the tension of the bolt to hold it down. It's pretty easy to put together. Took me about 20 minutes to assemble with basic tools.
345716
that is the bar that swings the blade so you can either angle the blade or use it straight. it has pin locators so it will stay where you want it. the bar raises so you can swing it. it works good on my small gravel drive which is about 75 yards long.
345717
That is not an angle bracket. It is the handle to fix the blade in the desired position. Notice the blade is facing the same direction as the handle. It can be moved to center, left or right.
345718
Picture is diseeving. It's the handle that turns the blade and locks its angle
40751
If your bicycle doesn't have the threaded eyelets mentioned in the other posts, there are some available products that will do the trick. There are two products listed on Amazon, XLC Seatpost Clamp With Rack Mount and Sunlite Mono Stay Adapter, that attach to the seat post and provide two places to attach the support braces. There is another product listed on Amazon, Dimension Seatstay Rack Clamps, which clamps around the seatstay bars. Regardless of which method you use, the rear rack support arms will need to be bent into the correct position. This is not a design flaw with the rack, rather, it is an issue that comes from designing a rack to fit multiple bike frames. Good Luck! If your bicycle doesn't have the threaded eyelets mentioned in the other posts, there are some available products that will do the trick. There are two products listed on Amazon, XLC Seatpost Clamp With Rack Mount and Sunlite Mono Stay Adapter, that attach to the seat post and provide two places to attach the support braces. There is another product listed on Amazon, Dimension Seatstay Rack Clamps, which clamps around the seatstay bars. Regardless of which method you use, the rear rack support arms will need to be bent into the correct position. This is not a design flaw with the rack,... » Read More If your bicycle doesn't have the threaded eyelets mentioned in the other posts, there are some available products that will do the trick. There are two products listed on Amazon, XLC Seatpost Clamp With Rack Mount and Sunlite Mono Stay Adapter, that attach to the seat post and provide two places to attach the support braces. There is another product listed on Amazon, Dimension Seatstay Rack Clamps, which clamps around the seatstay bars. Regardless of which method you use, the rear rack support arms will need to be bent into the correct position. This is not a design flaw with the rack, rather, it is an issue that comes from designing a rack to fit multiple bike frames. Good Luck! « Show Less
656953
As you face the lens it is on the bottom left side, next to the hand strap attachment.
781952
Not sure about model, but search lot of store and then i found matching online at amazon. Its basically left side angle. If the shape matches then mostly it should not be a problem.
1796390
You can keep searching the web site for the side that you want. I found that they were not all in one place. I have just tried mine on the other foot, and it seemed fine. There is no apparent curve in the structure that would indicate right or left, perhaps it is in the inside bladder for the "air cast"portion. If you cannot locate the correct side, perhaps a call to customer service or easier....take the plunge and order one. It can be returned, but don't try it on with the dog around!
384808
It fits either side., i have them on one of my bikes and they actually are a nice wrist rest for the left side.
391213
It attaches at an angle and usually stays in place. I've not had any issues.
1183572
It should, but you might have to back off the adjusting lever enough to allow for the thickness of the braces on each side. You shouldn't have a problem.
1522117
The design allows you to place it on the left side as well. It has notches on either side on the rail guides
311608
It will read for tightening a left hand fastener. I'm curious why you'd be interested in loosening torque values?
517401
I do believe you can use it for either. I have many different braces and most can be used for either right or left.
586696
Are all of the leg braces locked in? Is the bottom shelf in? Maybe the unit got s little twisted.
1401341
I looked at my unit and in order to swap sides it would require modifying the back brace and hip pad with slots for the straps. Also the hip pad is shaped differently. I wouldn't recommend this for a lefty. Sorry.
32786
there are two compartments on each side of the brace...one has air and the other has a gel type things. It's a one size first all type of thing with adjustments straps
1575071
They also sell extension arms for that purpose they clamp to the back perpendicular rails I use it for this purpose clamp to the left side. Get the better extension arm cause it needs to be clamped tights. Luck
631751
No. You need the tool box for the right side cause the brackets are left or right.
1044419
I used it on the left side but I am not so sure you can't use it for either.