If I remove the existing rest, is the hole to mount a better rest threaded? I would like to mount a better rest. Is it possible without much trouble?
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Its not intended to ever be replaced, but I was able to with some craftyness. Look in the 1-star reviews for the pics I uploaded doing this. (1star because of this issue exactly, otherwise very nice bow).
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I mounted a better arrow rest on this bow without much trouble. I purchased a brad t-nut from Lowes to fit in the hole for the current arrow rest and it worked fine. The rest that I mounted on this bow is a brush capture arrow rest, huge improvement
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Look at the spot where the arrow rest would go, is there a threaded hole?as lobg as the threaded hole is on the riser( middle of the bow where the handle is is called the riser, curved parts where the cams are are the limbs, not trying to be condescending just not sure of your bow knowledge!) :-) Most new bows use universal threads for accessories. This arrow rest is universal. I put one on both my boys Genesis bows. I had to add spacers to get them to line up though. You want the hole on the rest to line up with the nock on the bowstring. As long as there is a threaded hole it should work. Not sure about medium or light, butI believe it is brush stiffness, medium for aluminum arrows light for carbon. WalMart sells a good selection of carbon arrows cheap, 5$ or less. I always recommend carbon arrows.
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You cannot use your existing mounting holes. You must make new ones so you can adjust them accordingly.
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Yes, easy to remove and relocate this model - no tools required. Note that RAM know has a new mount (not sure if it can be easily relocated as the Universal Bike Mount can be) - http://www.rammount.com/NewProducts/universalramxgripbicyclemount/tabid/4458/Default.aspx
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No, because it needs to be upright and not flat against the pin. Best to use the mounts and drill it.
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Brian, I'll have to look when I get home later. There's a bolt that tightens into the stock tube to hold the stock portion on. I can't remember if there was more than one hole to screw into?
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The screw mounts are recessed. I think the bolts I bought had a 1/4" head on them, about 1/2" length. I think the holes are 1/8" diameter. I had another mount on a platform on my bike, removed it, and put this one in without having to modify the holes. Even used the same bolts. Best advice I can give you is wait till your get yours then take it with you to the hardware store as you will have several options on bolt length and head size.
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I have a 2011 streetglide and iput the mount on the bottom of box marked holes and drilled new holes that lined up with the holes in the mount. I felt it easier to drill the box instead of the mount.
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All went well, perfectly, for me. There are well hidden screw holes atop your vehicle, which are exposed by removing small metal plugs. I used a torque wrench, because I had one. Is it necessary???
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No, it's a flat back with no holes whatsoever. I guess you'd be stuck with double-sided mounting tape or something like that.
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Yes it will unscrew from the base... Once you have the post out of the base you can than take the base out of the nut section... If you have the mount already on something you might want to hold the base when you try and pull the post out... That way you don't pull everything off and end up having to replace the glue tape or worse the mount it self or repairing what ever you have the thing mounted too...
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Just drill new holes or expand the existing ones. I had a similar problem. It takes about two minutes with a drill and proper bit. Save yourself the money. Good luck. This was a good quality product if you decide to buy it. Mine is mounted in a way I cannot measure, sorry.
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Not sure I got rid of mine cause the mounting hardware requires you to drill 2 holes in the frame of your trailer. Don't wanna weaken my frame!
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Yes it comes with 2 screws what size and thread I'm not sure. I used the old one's from the old arm rest.
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G'day EddieAmazon, You can only remove the the mounting plate from the main stem but not the 1/4" thread. It is a sealed one part joint.However, The entire assembly can be separated into three parts. The Main stem, The suction cup and the ball joint.Hope this helps.
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It Has Been Almost A Year But From What I Can Remember You Have To Get Under The Chair On The Back Side To Put The Bolts On To Hold The Back Rest On. It Is Easier If You Have One Person Holding The Back Rest While You Try To Line Up The Holes. If You Have More Specific Question I Might Be Able To Direct Easier. I Am Not Any Place Near My Chair At The Moment.
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It is very easy to remove from it's mounting holder. With a thumb, push forward and it pops out. To return it to the holder is the opposite, just slide it in, them seat it with minimal thumb pressure. Hope this helps, best regards