How does it mount to handle bars?
450828
Using the same "pull tight" supplied straps that are used to mount it to the forks. I suppose zip ties could also work. Looks awesome on my 04" Lowrider mounted to the forks. Very nice for the money, and got it in 4-days!
450829
It has 2 buckle straps that go through vertical slits in the back. Would have mounted nicely to the handlebars but blocked the view of my speedometer. Ended up mounting it on the forks below the headlight. Looks good there.
450830
i do not mount the tool bag to the handle bars...i mount it on top of my rear fender and tie the straps to each of the rear directional signal lights...i hope this info will help you..
450831
by nylon straps and we cut them off because they kept coming loose and just used black zip ties
207352
Ahhh...on the handlebars. :D I have bar ends, and I moved my grips in a inch and they fit perfectly between the grip and the bar end.
2025941
If it has a handlebar, it will mount to it. It has an adjustable clamp. I have mine between the center post and bar end.
1920464
Can't improve much on Dave's answer. The 2 1/2 inch handles are shown on the other side in the photo, and less than 1 turn loosens the clamp mount. It then "rides the rail" to wherever you need it. He also made an excellent point; make sure you get a grip on whatever is mounted, because gravity will turn the clamp mount upside down.
145167
Clamps are adjustable, will fit practically all handlebars..Install just forward of left grip.
1067705
The box does include a handle bar mount. Everything you need is in the box.
1449273
Yes. It comes with two different mounts. One for round bars and one for square bars or factory bars.
2140931
Just the handle bars. I mounted mine in the middle of the bars. For instance on the letter "T" it sits on the bottom part of the T. Hope this helps. You might want to order an extra mounting bracket as its a pain moving it from one bike to another.
1040753
The one I bought mounted to te handlebar. But it might have came with a dash mount. I don't remember or have the box handy anymore
1973528
There are vertical and horizontal straps on the back with buckles that allow you to attach to handlebars, forks, or a sissy bar. I have mine attached on the forks of my Harley
4937
Once you get them on and adjusted in terms of positioning, it's as simple as using an Allen key to undo two bolts from the mounting bracket on both arms. I used these specifically for triathlons and long training rides. The only downsides are once removed you will have to put them back on your bars in the spot you previously had then setup, I use a silver sharpie to mark the location, the other issue for me was my cables are very short (which looks cleaner and is a bit more aero) so I had to loosen some bat tape to free up space to mount the aero bars.
1757912
Mounting brackets are round, however I do not use them. I use only the tension of this bar and it has held up to 180 lbs of weight without give. The bar does not turn using the tension.
2172933
If you pack enough rubber and tighten it it should mount a square/oval shaped bar, but of course not as well as it would a circular bar.Just make sure that the diameter of your bar is small enough to fit into the clenching part of the mount. My bar is circular and I had to use rubber since the bar was too small and the mount was too loose on it.
1473232
Yes very easily mounts to mountain bike handlebars. Could mount to top tube of your bike even, depending on size of tube. Very nice speaker!
24102
Hi Jeff, Unfortunately this grab bar is not mounted in my house. The manufacturer is Briggs Health Care Corp. Maybe by contacting them they could answer your question.
452425
It mounts on the center handle bar post. There is a bracket that mounts where the handle bar cap is in the center.
1167695
Mount it on the up-risers or sides of bars. The way you have it, you could never get enough grip from the mounts to fight the wind pressure.