Is there any movement vertically or rotationally when the post is locked in position?
917209
No Vertical movement and just a tiny bit of rotational movement barely noticable
917210
Have mine for months now... rock solid. There is no movement in the locked postition at all.
917211
No vert movement. A slight bit of rotational play but not noticeable when when the rubber meets the dirt. Anything that you might feel is far outweighed by the bennifits of being able to get the seat out of the way when bombing the downhill... Happy riding!!
917212
There is no movement vertically in the locked position. When the position is changed, it rotates about 1 degree 2 or 3 times then locks in with absolutely no play.
1350783
The post itself is stationary and doesn't move once fixed to the desk. The arms themselves move and pivot on the post. Using in a corner shouldn't be that difficult. Good luck! BTW, we have about 20 of these stands in the office and they all work great!
2181310
It doesn't lock but it doesn't move when pointed down. Stops wherever you extend it.
472322
not that i know. perhaps there is a s motion setting, but i haven't bothered to find out.
1726650
It is supposed to move for stability with the surface. That is the way it works Phillips
2048946
It only locks in an open position. When closed it is in an unlocked state (allowing gravity to do its thing).
77295
Yes. There is a set screw to tighten the clamp anywhere you want it on the post. I have it at half the total height and still very stable.
724938
It does not lock into position and is only balanced by the weights. I took another look at it and you may be able to rig something up to lock it but "out of the box" so to speak it does not lock.
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.
1256440
We locked ours with a small padlock through the hole in the post that goes though cent of wheel. It prevents the bar from turning.
630625
No it doesn't. It oscillates pretty much a full 180 degrees. However, it can be locked into a still position.
297392
It appears to be able to tighten and loosen the pivot post if necessary. it has not loosened up so i have not fooled with it.
1737425
Yes. In fact, I use mine in the stationary position. Just push down on the oscillation knob on top to make it oscillate. Pull up on the knob to make it stationary in any direction.
388756
It does not lock in position, but it remains in position and doesn't move unless you want it to move. Unit works very well.
319167
The foot rest moves freely back and forth- pivots- which is a plus in my book. The height position is fixed, once you set that, it stays.
23532
The height can be locked. The angle cannot be locked, unfortunately. It does roll to an angle either way.
2266612
It may seem like it is locked in place, but once mounted it will swivel quite well......it needs to be broken in so to say....mine was tight but now it is fine....well worth the price. If this is not the case and yours is defective, just return it....but I think you will be fine once you have it installed and begin using it. GC