Does this bracket lock in both the extended AND folded positions?
2057839
This bracket locks in ONLY the extended position. It is a wonderful item for a quick shelf. I have mine near my dryer.
2057840
Yes it locks. We actually had a hard time opening the table with one person alone, because it's wide. So you have to place the hinges ideally in such a way that one person has easy access to them at the same time to open and close.
2057841
It does NOT lock in the folded position. there is no way to reach the bracket when the shelf is folded, but gravity keeps it folded fine. It should be noted that placement of the brackets on the shelf is critical. They must be near perfectly parallel and vertical for the shelf to operate smoothly
1383016
The rear rack of my folding bike was too thick to accommodate the OEM brackets, so I zip-tied these baskets to my rear rack. I have 2 baskets affixed to my bike; one on each side. In the collapsed position, they only add ~1.5-2" on either side. Collapsed, there is a clamp welded to the bracing side of the basket that sturdily holds the collapsed basket closed during my rides. Even if I had been able to use the OEM bracket, I do not believe these baskets are intended to be "slipped"/"clipped" on/off once installed
1605471
Yes it does . it comes unassambled , you just slide the back onto the brackets and they automatically lock into place.
26263
On the brackets have a cut-out slots both end (front and back) that will lock the shelf in place. Every hard to come lose by itself.
955682
Unfortunately I don't understand what you mean by extend, when referring to the locked position. The piece itself is maybe 2.5 inches from hinge top to bottom of the front face
76178
There is some flexibility as to how you mount the bracket but I think that the locking mechanism relies on gravity and pressure to keep it set in place. On the side it might not have the weight of the device to lock it into place. I am not jumping up and down with glee as to how this bracket is preforming. It is only OK. You can turn the mounting hardware to the side and try... but I couldn't attest to how well the position would hold.
1935858
Yes, longer gives more choices of positions to lock up, but remember to always find a position to use up all the room within the u lock. I had a previously owned a shorter one which did not have attachment to store lock on bike. Having said that, the unsealed part on the U lock will chip paint on the bike frame plus I find the the attachment is difficult to secure to bike. Overall I am satisfied with the product, just needed to be careful.
525687
This should fit anywhere the license plate fits. The lock can be situated on the left or the right--whatever suits the need. It should fit the folding bracket, but I'm not certain as th whether it will impede its ability to fold.
1759262
Mine did but if you tighten it up more it will lock in. You may have to lift it up slightly after pushing the button.
476584
Yes I have done so with a small vise attchd. to a side where it won't hinder it's folding..I never remove it & it works.!!
108894
Yes, it does lock in order to support the equipment, in my case, I have a vcr mounted on it. I just wanted a simple functional hide-away shelf. This fits the bill.
1557979
No they don't lock and they open up all the way which is at a slant on each end instead of straight up and down which makes it more stable I think.
481581
My handles click and lock when open. It does not lock in the folded position.
1553120
No, it does not lock, however, when in the "A" position and fully inverted, the table back will not move. Your body weight will prevent it from righting itself. It should be plenty stable for most exercises.
1462075
NO, just loosen 1 screw that holds bracket, adjust to desired tilt & retighten.
2100209
Yes it has a locking position, once the button is pushed it stays on until you push the button again.
1877118
Yes. There is a square shaped fitting on the back of the pouch. You can slide it over the bracket base vertically or horizontally. Then you slide a shaft on the pouch fitting to lock it onto the bracket base. If I can figure out how to add a pic of the back of the pouch I will.