Does it have a way to lock it at a lesser angle...Like a 20 degree ange.
1539410
It does not lock but does come with an adjustable strap to keep the table from rotating further than you want it to.
1539411
No, it does not lock. You can adjust the height setting to make it easier to balance your weight. I would imagine it would be quite dangerous to have a locking position.
2033141
It does lock on pretty tight but I found that if you twist counter clockwise it will release easily. Once you get it down it will be easier it took me a little time to figure it out too.
364251
Unfortunately not. It has a slot and post mechanism to secure it with a locking screw. It would be nice if they had an extension set that fell between this one and their 18" one but I haven't found one.
1671755
No. There isn't any locking feature that I'm aware of. But it won't swivel unless you make it so...shouldn't be a problem.
1939778
Yes, the direction can be adjusted a tad bit. I would say about 15-20 degrees.
1581184
Yes, it can actually be angled anywhere from 0 degrees (straight back towards the handle) to over 180 degree (straight out away from the handle). I will also add that I have been giving mine a workout for a while now and it has been sitting all day every day in the Florida sun and it is holding up very well without any signs of wear. It is a very nice product.
2239463
I usually only go to 60 degrees, but I just tried it at 90 degrees. There does not seem to be any lock, but since the table actually swivels past 90 degrees when you completely disconnect the strap, I was able to let my body hang vertical and that actually holds the table to beyond 90 degrees if you don't sway back and forth too much. I'm not sure I would want a lock because it might make it more difficult to swivel back when I've had enough. Just my opinion. Maybe Teeter can give you a better answer.
1178611
Yes it does. There is lever on the side that locks in whatever position you want it to be in.
1971331
yes, you can adjust it not a lot probably 1-3 inches but then you have to lock it.
413263
No, it doesn't lock...neither to the rack or to keep it closed. It has plastic clips for both purposes but neither is defense against theft. You'd have to remove it when you leave bike and that damages the clips over time (mine broke after about 5 months of near daily use). Still not bad for 20 bucks
538040
It cannot be pointed at a significantly downward angle. It does tilt *slightly* down, perhaps ten degrees at an estimate, but it's a very subtle tilt. It can tilt at an upward angle far more significantly.
1919278
The way I installed it only allowed me to open up to 90 degree. It does not stay open for every position I want it to.
1024373
No, it can only be angled to the left or right. You might could use some old fashioned igenuity and figure out a way, but it's design does not have that adjustment.
168533
If you mean the pivot then no you can't lock it. But you can adjust the stiffness very quickly
2171684
It only has two locking positions verticle or horizontal. When you move it from the vertical position to the horizontal you have to raise it about 5-10 degrees above horizontal and let it back down and it will lock horizontal. Id you wish to lower it you have to follow the same procedure before it will let you return it to the vertical position.
2102113
It has two angles it can be set at, very easy to do. There are more reviews and videos about it just research it on youtube
678470
Yes. There's a handle underneath that you can loosen and angle slightly sideways. It's more used if you're shooting on an unlevel surface, and need to level the head.