Can you replace the knob with a bolt so it won't get stolen?
990921
No! You do not need to - the light slides out - when you depress the release catch on the top - so you just take light with you. Plastic part is a $15 item - not high on a thiefs "must have" list...
990922
Actually, I'm not sure a regular nut would work so well. I believe the thumb-turn nut here has sort of a conical shape where it tightens against the bracket. A regular nut would likely dig into the plastic, if you could even get it tightened at all.With it being a thumb turn nut, you could fairly easily remove the whole light and bracket together. It goes on and comes off without tools. But then you'd have to re-aim your light every time.
990923
I believe the knob acts as a nut, so I'm sure you could replace it with a regular nut. Not sure who would want to steal a light bracket, though, as long as you take the light with you.
990924
I believe you can, but you may want to simply undo the mount and light together and take it with you when you park the bike.
1117963
That's a good question, I wondered the same thing, I did a search at different sites using the model number, what I found out is that the picture is in error, there is a button in the middle of the knob to turn to lock it. It's a really nice lock set. hope i answered your question clearly
36436
You can buy a locking pin to replace the standard bolt-pin. Basically works likes a lug nut lock on a wheel. Think they cost about $20. I like the rack and have used it over a year. Great for price
1978988
I'm sure you can because I had the single cylinder as well and wanted to have the door knob w/ lock feature. So I switched to this one. And even it doesn't fit Amazon great at replacing and accepting returns. Go for it :-)
1242512
Other than putting the bolt on really tight I don't believe there is. I have not looked to see if there is a lock you can purchase for it.
216594
Yes, I installed mine as a closet door knob with the lock on the outside and the strike plate on the left. I've since moved and am using it as a front door lock with the plate on the right... It still works like a charm and I highly recommend it.
308702
Well, I can appreciate your request. Mine also broke, and I found that the interior fit of the knob was all plastic. Got to love this Chinese stuff. Anyway, I used some 2-part epoxy to glue it back on and it is working OK. Too bad about the knob, the switch seems to work fine.
1817043
I think he means secure as in secure from theft. I did read somewhere that there is an embedded nut on the light itself, so if you were to use some form of secure mount with what is probably a 1/4-20 thread bolt, then you can lock it in place. That's how I plan to attach mine, to a plate that is mounted under the handlebars and out of the way. Make it so that it's too much effort to steal.
1359437
I could see where you could damage door knob if you don't allow about a quarter of an inch margin before you lock it in place. It mentioned that in instructions.
287287
I believe it takes a standard knob. I used a metal know with the screw to tighten it down I don't think you would have any issues with a standard knob
2212186
No. There are holes in the upper and lower plates. You can put a padlock through these holes to lock the plates together. The knobs themselves have no locking features.
257187
I suspect not .as the life is not expensive .I see no parts available just the knifew easier to buy anothermy knob falls off all the time and I just srew it back ini guess you lost yous .but better to byu a new one
1569399
I would try contacting the company. When the knob kept falling off of the turning handle, they sent me a whole new part, though it did take me several tries before they responded.
2132359
http://parts.pioneerelectronics.com/ You may not be able to buy the knob by itself, however. Pioneer clearly doesn't think the radio has much in the way of user serviceable parts.
1107315
Brandy, a good place you could check is your local Home Depot or Lowes. They'll have screws that can but cut down to size. Just make sure to take the knobs in with you so they can get you the correct screw.
1065272
When u open the door to store the key there is a lever inside u can press that opens the handle so that u can put it on a door knob or any other item so it can't be stole
689082
No. They do utilize torque fasteners and multiple components have to be removed. unless you are familiar with these rails they appear integrated. I have little concern about mine being stolen.