What size Allen wrench is needed to mount the power point to the handlebar?
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the size of the allen wrench isnt imorrtant. It comes with one.. Honestly are you really concerned with the allen wrench? you dont have them in your house to install it your self? dont burden me with this nonsense. I have a life, a big one. just saying. that aint all i have that is big. bub all in all I like it but I got it wetter than pam anderson and its been a little flakey ever since. but I blame myself. just like I blame my self for my unplanned son.
1857000
I believe it's a 9/64" allen wrench used to mount the 12 volt power point to your bikes bars.
1377112
I think it was a 4 mm allen wrench that I used; I used the one that came with the chairs which I LOVE! We've used them quite a bit and they look so nice with the matching table.
997100
You need the right size Allen wrench, I forget if it is US or metric, but all other parts are there.
2036545
Hi Ryan, 14 or 11 mm not inch. If you get any key wrench set of metric (millimeters) you will find what you need. And as last resort, any bike shops has those wrenches. They are not expensive. Best, Vadim.
2055957
I use a super graphite number 4 cup wrench on the PF48. Hopkins 10604B/12 FloTool Super Graphite Filter Wrench, Size #4
838054
This fits any standard 1" handle bar. It is secured by a clamp or pinch style mechanism. A single Allen headed bolt is used accomplish this.
965224
I am not home right now to verify this, but I believe it was am Allen wrench. Size I don't remember. I can verify all of this when I get home this weekend. I suspect you will have it figured out by then.
2120944
32 millimeters = 1.25984252 inches it will be tight. you will have to remove the rubber spacer and spread the adapter apart to get it on the handlebar. the supplied bolt is long enough to work. mark
1291003
I am pretty sure it took a 10mm wrench on the bolts, so probably 1/4". I sent it back, failed to handle 1100watts
256556
I don't remember, it was either an Allen head or Torx head wrench. Been a while back
141413
I forgot to mention that I did purchase a separate handlebar mount called "QuickClick". This mount is a screw on system that allowed me to remove it
871784
I am sorry to be slow responding. I do not know the handlebar size range the fixer 8 attach device will fit. The kit comes with 2 size adapters and in addition to the adapters, I used black electrical tape on my handlebar to get them to fit. I have several fixer 8 and find them well designed and convenient to use. The problem I have had on 2 of them is before the clamp was tightened enough to hold the bag, in which I carry less than 5lbs, the movable part of the clamp broke, rendering the unit useless. I hope this is of some help.
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The Allen tension bar needs a minimum of 15 inches from the handle bar shaft to the seat shaft (the two parts from which it supports) If it fits,i recommend this product.
1425111
No but there are torx star bits that you could maybe use instead? Depending on the size of the Allen wrench you are looking for
1957082
I used standard snaps from my local hardware store. I am not sure of the size. The snaps got stuck in the tool sometimes. I put a couple of layers of duct tape in the receptacle end and that worked.
1275196
We just used small Phillips screw driver. I don't know the exact size but it says "fuller-300" on the handle. Hope this helps.
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You should be able to find it in a hardware store. It is a little smaller than my smallest, labeled allen key which is 5/64 so it is probably a 1/16 or a 3/64...Sorry it took me so long to respond. If the hardware store doesn't have anything that small, check electronics or hobby shops.