Can the cup holder be rotated once locked into position or must it be verticle? The bar on my boat I want to attach this to is at an angle.
237231
Sorry Phil, it doesn't have a joint for vertical rotation. That would be a great idea. I tried to bend one like this once and I broke it. :(
237232
It cannot be rotated; maybe you could rig up some kind of gymballed mount, though.
1842764
The way the have the clamp design you can adjust every which way possible. I was also questioning the mounting positions previously.I would say it swivels on the mounting axis. I mount mine on my portabote somewhere in the middle of my side hull which is curved at an angle and slanted. The adjustments on the clamp allows me to still mount it vertically in the water. Kudos!!...so no worries about how crazy your mounting area is. It will work.
750436
No. The attachment brace is premolded for a round bar. I would not recommend any other shape because I don't think that securing it so that the device won't turn is achievable.
1444647
Yes, mine did. There's a switch on the side that will lock it in one position and not let it rotate. Maybe you accidentally moved that. Good luck with it.
2277415
only if turned on its side. I love mine. It does a great job of organizing my truck and I needed the cup holders.
698119
I believe so if the bar is thick enough... the mount can be rotated 90 degrees. Just loosen the screw rotate and then tighten it back.
2270294
Yes, it rotates perfectly. The round holder rests on the vertical pole stand. I love it.
2015965
There's no locking mechanism to control your angle. There's an adjustable strap to control the angle.
238796
No, it does not lock in place. You can rig it by drilling a hole through the mounting block and inserting a screw.
1414556
yes, it can be rotated. I would be careful though, just like attaching the clip - it's tight and you have to almost force it - I was afraid it would break and it wouldn't surprise me if some have been broken during set up, before. I rotated mine 90 degrees from how it was in the box and have never changed it, though - so I don't know how it would stand up to repeated turning.
521442
Yes. It locks into position, if you lift and wiggle slightly, it lifts up a quarter inch and then you can rotate it. Once in the position you like, you can push it back down to secure it into place.
1914017
yes, the ends rotate... but it is very diffacult to mount the unit with the ends in a vertical position. otherwise it is very sturdy. if you're going to mount the unit verticaly, i'd suggest you look for a different mounting arrangement unit. i hope i made myself clear.
1724519
If you mount it on the wall it will be in the locked position and it will rotate in a circle, but you cannot tilt it left or right. Better off with a standard wall mount.
205190
It depends on your mounting style. I know on the photo, people put in on the center rod, and yes, it will lock at certain angle. But I have Annex Quad Lock on my motorcycle handle bar, and mount it horizontally on the left side, and the angle can be changed. But it's solid, and small, and what make it stand out.
1330395
I own one of these. There are two bearings within this jib pivoting points.. bolts, screws bearings (two) and a screw. There is a piece of metal between the pivoting point. (Like a slice of pie) to be able to lock the jib into whatever position you want. Hopefully this answers the question?
1653592
It does rotate, there is a star head screw that you will loosen a significant amount so that you can separate it enough to release it so that you can spin it into another set of grooves to lock it in place and then tighten the screw. I was able to mount it to a down bar on my recumbent "under seat steering" bike.
1440807
Yes. The base is permanently attached but the actual holder can be removed. The base is flush with the boat so there will be no interference if removed