Does the clamping part rotate so I could use it on a bicycle downtube?
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.
2066797
Yes but I would not recommend it be used on a bike. With the flex arm attached the camera will wobble and without not as much. However, one thing to consider as there is nothing to provide more positive pressure the clamp itself will rotate over whatever bar you clamp on to. If you can deal with the wobble and the clamp moving it will do. Personally, I would recommend the dedicated bike clamps. Hope this helps.
239195
No you cannot because it clamps to the frame. When you turn the front wheel, the frame is stationary but the wheel is not.
2097007
If you have hollow standard sized bars yes. You can also undo the mirror clamp, remove the bar end insert and clamp directly to the handlebars
97915
It'll work on either side. The mirror rotates, but not freely. You need an allen wrench to loosen and tighten it in place. As for your particular bike, I am not sure on the compatibility.
588157
The clamp and the seat I purchased was not compatible with the stationary bike that I bought it for, so I really can not answer this question. Sorry!!
1346544
It has some adjustment, but if the clamp is too large for the handlebar we normally use a rubber shim and black electrical tape to take up the space. Works great!
142970
Yea you can rotate it. You just need to loosen the stud screw thinger and then move it and retighten it.
1189101
If you are wondering if the clamping head turns easily with the bike in place, it doesn't it's very secure.when the bike is in the clamp you can also rotate the bike just make sure have a good hold on the bike so it doesn't fall over. When there is no bike in the clamp it is very easy to rotate and locks down securely,
18226
On a bike you remove the nut that holds the axle to the frame (opposite of the gear cogs), put the mount on the thread and then put the nut back on and tighten it down. It will not move if you do it right.
2070412
Yes. You have to unscrew the clamp bracket, take it off, and you can use it on the other style like Giant bikes use.
412773
It doesn't pivot. It's a fixed clamp. You can put the clamp in the opposite direction which would show this one showing up instead of showing down.
1384958
Yes, the tube is a slip fit into a round hole in the tv bracket and is flared at the bottom. There is a bolt hole in the bracket to lock it down if desired, but yes it will rotate 360 degrees.
1647144
I don't quit understand the question you are asking concerning the seat tube or down tube. But I will respond as best as I can. I used this bottle cage on the handle bar area of my exercise bike, you can adjust the bottle cage to be in an upright position, as it shows in the photo, or you can adjust the release area to be sideways. I really hope this is helpful for you.
1948305
You could but the clamping mechism is a thick rubberband vs. a traditional clamp like you see on many of the higher end brands. I would not recommend mounting it to the fork. There are companies that make handle bar entensions your type of situation.
2097073
It's actually a useful little gadget to stabalize the bike by holding the handlebar. Unfortunately, the main clamp has a plastic piece that is not strong enough to hold the bike firmly. Until they fix that, I would look elsewhere
2105575
the clamp will go about 2 inches, and yes the head does rotate side to side.