How do these things mount? The picture is not clear at all.
1463259
They mount on a bracket where your brakes mount. The screw that keeps your brakes in place is where you would mount the fenders(front and back).
1463260
On the rear wheel fender with the hook on it.. it hooks into the seat post right behind the crank, and then it bolts into where the rear brake would bolt.. and thats about it for the rear. For the front fender, it bolts into the rear of the fork, most forks have that mounting hole. I didnt use it because i installed a mudguard to the bottom of the frame.
858556
On the back of the unit there are holes that enable mounting with screws. That's what I did with mine too. You'll need to supply your own screws. Cheers
1860439
I don't see a way to mount them on a wall other than drilling a hole in the plastic (which might result in cracking the unit) then putting screws through into the wall. Mine are all stacked on each other.
2158815
These come with 3 screws and have a variety of holes in the back plane for mounting. I added plastic anchors to mount the unit with 2 screws on drywall.
1115248
Not really. They are in a "cable tray" if you will behind the vertical section. They're still fairly visible. Don't buy this thing. It's a POS.
971158
There are two holes on the bottom side. I used lag bolts and mounted them to 2x4 studs in the wall. Hope this helps.
828730
Those "screw holes" are cosmetic, they don't exist. I suppose you could carefully drill actual screw holes and mount it, but it's all thin plastic.
1025357
Not having yet installed mine I can only comment on my observation while unpacking. They look to be capable of multiple applications by looking at the "universal" mounting brackets. They are thick bars with multiple holes for mounting higher or lower as needed and the mounting holes are slanted on the back which the side attached.
1570820
The Parts with "L" shape are made of Metal, not sure what metal but they look hard and resistant.The 2 rods are some sort metal alloy, looks like metal and plastic, they dont look very resistant but I think if you are carefull they can do the job.to mount them, im not sure I just used standing on a table, but maybe if you have some clamps or any other mechanism you can do it.you get exactly what you see in the pictureHope that helps
2262550
They seem pretty easy to mount to any solid surface. I would mount them up as high as you can and point them down to the road, that way they don't blind "cagers" and they allow you to see into the distance.
1654965
They are mounts to mount on a flat surface I had to buy different mounts buy mine was on a 2009 chevy truck
1897134
There are holes they are just hard to see. The universal mounting pattern is called VESA and this TV has a 400x400 mounting pattern.
196712
If there were no mounting clips in the box you should return them Are you sure they were not included? They are quite small and made of clear plastic. I believe that there were also screws with mine and I have ordered these more than once. Mark
1389434
They have two mounting holes as pictured. I found them to be a very tight fit in arranging the assembled unit on the axle, but when properly aligned they worked perfectly.
1860440
I don't see a way to mount them on a wall other than drilling a hole in the plastic (which might result in cracking the unit) then putting screws through intothe wall. Mine are all stacked on each other.
1378162
There are mounting holes. I don't have a picture but I mounted my several years ago so I know the holes exist.
140795
Chris, they were easy to mount. I just used one drywall size screw. You can also mount it aiming slightly left or right.