Would be better off using lag bolts
598598
Plastic pieces are cheap, but the brackets do what they are supposed to do. Not very heavy duty, so you must be gentle when stacking a full load of wood. Would be better off using lag bolts, washers and 2x4's to build your own brackets. But the brackets do make it simple.
782877
The bolt was too long.  I straightened out the old bent one and got it to work instead.
1074824
U bolt threads were stripped and unusable. I had to make my own to bolt it to the forks. You will lose the ability to quickly remove your front tire with the way it bolts to the shaft. The "extended shaft" wasn't long enough to do the job, I had to remove the springs on both side to get it to fit. Would be a better design to put all of the attachments to the fork and not the shaft.
2368159
Had to modify the bolt holes since I was mounting with lag screws, but it was no problem with a rotary tool and the jugs have not cracked and are holding well.
1505809
The bolts that come with this are extremely cheap. Mine stripped without using much force at all. Now the k edge is stuck on my bars and I will have to drill it out. If you purchase this product beware of the cheap bolts it comes with.
4842303
Good luck getting all the bolts in! The holes don't line up at all and for this price youd think they would! I won't buy from this company again.
2648304
The screws were too small in diameter for the holes. Even for rear holes that are machined (by car's manufacturer I suppose). Had to go to hardware store to get 1/4" ones. And I only bought this because I didn't want to spend time buying the right bolts.
1729322
Unfortunately the bolt slots were too small. My foot board bolts are 5/16". The slots appear to be 1/4". Also, one of the brackets was bent which I can't imagine passed any type of quality assurance check. The metal is thick so it had to be a manufacturing issue which is why the low rating. Otherwise it looked good and would've worked.
484210
This is the second cheetah mount that I purchased. The first one, an older design, was great..no complaints at all.

This one is a step below that..

The mount itself is fine but it included mismatched lag bolts - two 13mm, two 10mm (the instructions say they should all be 8mm which seems too small to me anyway). I'm sure they will hold fine in my case as my 39" tv is only about 16lb, just thought it was strange that they didn't match - whatever size they ended up being.

The instructions seem to be outdated (or maybe just vague) and don't explain the purpose(or even acknowledge the existence) of the hanging charms.. I guess they are used to release the tv when you want to remove it from the mount. Some of the mount pieces are also mislabeled in the instructions.

It would have also been nice if they had included a set of long bolts as well as the short ones(as some competitors do) to better accommodate for certain models of tv that have humps that can block the mounting brackets

Still, for the price, it's hard to say this mount isn't worth the money because it absolutely is. Just be advised that you may need to improvise a little bit depending on the design of your tv
2493932
One of the lag bolts snapped off during installation.  Went to Lowes for a replacement.  Template holes were not matched with holes on unit.  After drilling 10 holes due to these issues, finally got the job done.  Despite these setbacks, once installed, its very solid.
3349585
I've purchased Tekton impact sockets in the past and they worked well, so I decided to purchase these universal joints. I used them for the first time this past weekend and got about 4 bolts out, using the 1/2 joint at about 80 psi, and then the pin holding the joint together starting backing out. Very frustrating when you're in the middle of a project and a tool becomes useless. I would find a better option if I were you.
2133971
Installed 16 of these this weekend - 13 of those 16 are unusable, the threaded hole isn't square to the seat/top/sides.  pretty obvious when you're threading them on with a socket and extension and the extension wobbles 1+ inch as the nut rotates.  (and no, it's not my studs.  confirmed with correctly drilled nuts)

what this means for safety is that even if you torque these properly the seat contact is going to not be adequate (only part of the taper will contact the wheel, instead of the full taper seating properly.)

if I tried to remove or install these with an impact gun I'd be in for a world of fun as the gun jumps all around...

I'll be sending them off to the scrapper, sadly.
1770084
1. Pre drilled holes will not work for everyone. The last lag bolt (far side when fully open) was not near a stud. This will cause problems because every time the door hits the bump stop end when opening it adds force to that bolt.

2. Kit is not designed to be used with door frame trim. The provided spacers caused the door to interfere with the trim. Had to add 5 - 5/16 washers per bolt behind the rail for adequate clearance.

As mentioned before the instructions aren't the best. Bust out the tape measure and be prepared for some planning. Also the alignment of the bar is wrong in the pictures. They were off an entire bolt hole for my application,moved the whole thing left for it to work (they wanted the first lag 1.2 inches right of the door frame) I built a 40" door with rollers placed 3" from edges for reference.

Other than that it looks great and works well, just be prepared as it probably won't be a bolt it on, no issues part.
340901
I would not use the anchors provided use lag screws to attach to the wall..
347020
These bolts are 5/6-18 and are to long. Also they are not self tapping. Original bolts are metric M8*1.25. If spindle is threaded, make sure you use the correct bolts. i ended up purchasing some 5/6-18 bolts that were 1" long and a tap.
4568578
Overall the mud flaps are a good fit but fastening hardware is completely junk.... bubble gum could work better... buy new self tapping bolts to avoid the headache
488167
****FIRST THING**** Go to Lowes or HomeDepot and buy lag bolts from them. The ones that came with the mount are clearly not of high quality and would probably not function well. The lag bolts would only be a couple dollars max.

Also make sure you are mounting this into studs, as using wall anchors is not only dangerous in general when mounting a TV/monitor due to sheet rock on its own not holding weight well, but due to what appears to be a warping defect on these units.

Now for the cost of the mount of around $12, these were a pretty good option. I purchased two of them to mount my 22 inch monitors in my office.

The back plate was in fact warped and did not sit flush to the wall (as some other reviewers mentioned). This however was not a trouble since I mounted to studs. Measured out, made sure it was level to mark mounting holes, drilled the pilot hole, and then mounted the top one. Once that was secure in place, make sure to level out again and just used my ratchet wrench to tighten down the bottom until it was flat. Worse case here is the sheet rock dents, but not an issue as long as the mount is securely in place.

The only additional trouble here would be the tilting mechanism. Having to loosen the bold on the backside and tilt down and then re tighten was somewhat cumbersome. It worked, but took several attempts.

The monitors however are securely in place, and there is little to no wobble. They are harder to move around, but since in my situation the position they are in is where they will stay, I prefer that so they don't accidentally move

After using my own hardware, I say this is a great purchase over the $50-100 local B&M stores are charging.