Do you have to drill anything or is it used with a clamp of some sort?
1309886
No drilling screw threw a clamp on the front of you bike Makes use you have a hole to put the screw thru
1309887
I did not have to drill as there was already a hole in it from the previous reflector.
1309888
Nothing needs to be drilled but it's rather difficult to keep the light from tipping down as you ride. I had to use several extra washers to make the clamp good and tight. No problem now.
1250258
No drill is needed, just a screw driver. It was very easy to assemble. good luck!
1690690
It wobbles a lot you really should use a drill press and clamp what you are drilling down. It works well just make sure everything is tight
1536447
You don't need to drill. The kit comes with some screws that go into existing tapped holes and you also use one existing screw on each mudflap. Go here for installation instructions http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0176/5842/files/PU060-42013-P1.pdf?276
1489691
Yes, all you need is a drill. The instructions direct that the pad be flat when Used. Works great just take your time.
928722
Depends on what clamp system you have. This bolt will require another bolt that threads into it. The threads are on the inside of this bolt not on the outside. I hope this helps.
241204
You do not need to cut or drill anything. It just gets tucked behind the plastics
1257416
Not sure if I understand your question? This piece goes into the drilling jig. It is not a "stand alone" item that can be clamped to a board for use (although it possibly could, but not with the right angle clamp).
1258004
Count yourself lucky! Mine didn't include any clamps, and I love the too when used with the Dremel adjustable chuck anyway. Obviously, the clampos are not essential are not essential.
839500
There is a small brush attachment and something that looks like a clamp. I'm not sure what the clamp thing is for.
554367
you can go to your local hardware and do it yourself, it's basically a clamp with a handle.
2184017
The "O" clamps can be used but you must use the inserts to bring the opening down to 1". I usually use the holes in the truss bracing (about every foot or so) designed for mounting lights with bolts and nuts.
2235831
Yes tough you'll need a drill bit since this comes only with the dual drill bit.
1764777
Yes, use included wrenches to loosen clamps. Remember or mark location to re-install.
790675
You need clamps epoxy a hammer and a file or circular sander. Also some times you need a circular saw it depends on if they mill the hole in the back at the factory I've heard from many people that they don't always do it.
2107545
Yes. You just tighten the drill chuck on the shaft lower the clamp over your drill tighten that and cut away. It was very easy
2048506
Yes, the screw is to adjust the tightness of the clamp. The screw was to loose on the one I got so it needed tightening for the clamp to work.