How many screws holds this side saddle in place?
1835221
I don't remember. I put this on the gun and don't have it anymore.I'm guessing 3 though.
1835222
2, one that you can see in this picture and the other is located in the opposite corner. It's anchored using loc-title and has worked perfectly. The 5 round is too long in my opinion. This one fits perfectly!
1819872
I can't tell you how many pieces, but it went together fairly easy. when it comes to which screw to put where it was very explicit but trial and error lets you know if you have too short of a screw in the wrong place because it won't hold. Id take about 40 minutes to put together.
1288471
measure the width of the slot that your saddle fits in (or measure the saddle) buy the pick up that is close to your measurement. you may have to adjust the slot
1499685
There are two screws per pull. I replaced three inch handles with the pulls and they were a perfect fit.
1262714
Just used side mount. I used two in a vanity made with 2 x 2 legs and screwed them to those.
598138
the side bracket holes I used just a standard screw size, the top bracket I would recommend bolting all the way through the top for more support. Can't remember the sizes but they are pretty standard you can pick up the bolts at any Hard wear store.
1543572
Not sure what a side saddle is, but this scabbard has plenty of room for accessories that make it wider. If you plan to make it longer for any reason I would not get it.
89
I had no problem replacing the quick release post on my old saddle to the new saddle. You will need a couple adjustable wrenches. If you are having a problem with the quick release post you will need to get one of those also since it does not come with this saddle.
742649
Not much needed for attachment, as the screws are at the top, but for stability I'd say at least 5 inches of both front and back so it can be jammed on between them.I had about 6 in the front and 5 in the back and I had to pound it on.
846045
Do not need additional screws with this item. Everything you need comes with.
687455
I found it impossible to figure out as well. I had to take it to a professional bike shop and they managed to mount it and I DO know it required extra parts on their end. Once installed it was great! Just getting it there took more time and $$ that I would have wanted to invest. It was a gift for my son-in-law (on a Schwinn bike) or I would have tried to look and see exactly how they mounted it to the seat for you. Unfortunately, the bike is not here where I can see it... Sorry! Good luck!
2184180
Installation is very easy. remove seat (3 bolts on my Honda), put on saddle bags, reattach seat and use tie downs 2 on each side. Note: rivets may need replacing if used frequently. I replaced with small nut and bolts.
2013182
There is none. the 4 small spacers are worthless. You need to find four spacers to put in the holes in your grab rails. So bolt the backrest to the side plates loosely with 4 of the 8mm headed bolts thru there and washers and nuts. Then with your spacers bolt the side plates on and then tighten the back/side plates together. The four bolt that hold the back pad to the frame I used the two shortest on the top and the next longer on the bottom.
90784
There are four holes. One in each corner so you can mount it to the back of the seat. That's were I have mine mounted.
540815
For the handful of seats that I've used I hadn't noticed any different sizes in the rails but as this post clamps down on the rails I can't see why something like 6mm would be unreasonable (don't have a ruler or my bike handy right now; otherwise I could double check). I have it currently holding this saddle http://amzn.to/Se8Jes under my tush if that can give you any frame of reference. Knowing the size of my allen wrenches (which it seems I need all the time) the rails on that seat are in the range of 5-6mm.
2146604
I wish we could post pictures. I think 5 is easily doable. I just put 3 on with a ton of room to spare in the remaining 2 slots this past weekend. I didn't even take the pedals off. It's all a matter of pedal and handlebar placement and for women's bikes, the essential crossbar. Without that crossbar you are totally asking for frustration. Best $15 I've spent on a bike.
264003
It comes with seat and 4 screws. You will need to purchase a base separately.