anyway to secure it to the vehicle? cable? bolts?
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Yes, the unit has predrilled holes so you can secure it to any solid surface
922604
Although I have yet to fasten it to my truck, my plan was to buy 1 bolts with 2 washers (one lock washer), 1 rubber gasket and a nut x 4. The safe comes with 4 holes for mounting. The "Bottom" of this safe is opposite the face or door, the door will open up toward you, as seen in the photo, so this will determine where you can or would put the safe if mounting via the bolt holes. Actually I just had another idea, depending on your truck or vehicle, you may be able to place this "inside" your glove box. I will not be doing that; I just installed my radio in that location, but it is an option for out of site installment. Although I have yet to fasten it to my truck, my plan was to buy 1 bolts with 2 washers (one lock washer), 1 rubber gasket and a nut x 4. The safe comes with 4 holes for mounting. The "Bottom" of this safe is opposite the face or door, the door will open up toward you, as seen in the photo, so this will determine where you can or would put the safe if mounting via the bolt holes. Actually I just had another idea, depending on your truck or vehicle, you may be able to place this "inside" your glove box. I will not be doing that; I just installed my radio in that location,... » Read More Although I have yet to fasten it to my truck, my plan was to buy 1 bolts with 2 washers (one lock washer), 1 rubber gasket and a nut x 4. The safe comes with 4 holes for mounting. The "Bottom" of this safe is opposite the face or door, the door will open up toward you, as seen in the photo, so this will determine where you can or would put the safe if mounting via the bolt holes. Actually I just had another idea, depending on your truck or vehicle, you may be able to place this "inside" your glove box. I will not be doing that; I just installed my radio in that location, but it is an option for out of site installment. « Show Less
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Yes. There are 4 bolt holes on the back (the side opposite to the door) No Cable
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There are 4 pre-drilled holes on the bottom. My car is low profile (I don't have a lift) so I purchased a woefully inadequate cable to temporarily "secure" it to the rail of my car seat and straps to prevent the safe from moving around. To make it more permanent, I went to a body shop to have them help me drill the holes in my floorboard and mount the safe.
922607
Yes. I drilled through the floorboard of the car and used grade 8 bolts and thick washers for extra strength. It is very solid.
1772148
if I recall, it was a solid, plastic screw, or more accurately, bolt. I wouldn't rely on it to hold securely, though. I would just find a similarly-threaded bolt to hold the cover, just to be safe.
1385662
There are two grommets on each side at the bottom of the cover near the back of each front door. You can run a cable lock or rope through these and under the car to secure the cover to the car.
511594
I secured mine with U-bolts and keep it on. But uf you just remove the bolts it will come right off
1827245
All the hardware comes with it, you will need to get a bolt or screw to hang it with though!
413062
A bungee cord would be better (it's what I use for both keeping the front tire from moving, and keeping the bike from swinging on my bike mount), but if you put a couple of these together, you could use it to secure your bike to a car bike stand.
77466
You have both options with this one. I use the anchors, which I think are the best way to secure it if you have the anchors installed in your car. I didn't try the seatbelt attachment to the base though.
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mount it to the wall. It will be very secure. It comes with a very good bracket. It is very heavy.
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For a secure installation you would want to anchor with bolts or screws. If you Velcro the mount it may come off with extinguisher when you go use it in an emergency. True industrial 3M grade Velcro may work but anchoring with fasteners is always strongest.
87701
Mount them hard with rope or chain or cable. Bungee would work but would stretch a lot with some moderate winds. Its very tough material and well reenforced and you'll want to pull it tight so it doesn't sag too much in the middle.
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I just strap it to the top of the rear of a four wheeler. You may have to engineer some brackets For other applications
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Hi, I used small black zip ties to secure it to my bike. I am extremely happy with this cycle computer, but there is a learning curve for sure.R,Travis Reep
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I agree with "vefer's" answer. Just get a cable & lock and you'll be all set. Otherwise, this is the nicest spare tire bike rack I've found for the $$! Only issue I've had with it is that the bolts do rust out. I put a coating of Teflon Lube Gel on them a few times a year to help protect them, or you might want to re-coat them with some Rustoleum paint. But it is a very good rack.
1555488
There is no planned location that I can see, but you could definitely use a vinyl covered cable thru a path at rear of hood/leg to lock it to something.
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You'll need cable, come-along, cable clamps and whatever you use to mount the cable.
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Anyone can steal it if they tried. Just use extra lock tight and make sure it's very snug. You may have the wrong bolt.
1644657
You could try to zip tie it, tape it or use a hose clamp to mount it to the bars. It doesn't come with any mounting device.