Are the mounting brackets square or round? If round, can the bar rotate in any way or is the bar stationary for good after being mounted?
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.
1757913
The bracket is essentially a round cup, fits over the round end of the bar. The bar rotates in order to tighten/loosen in the door frame. You'll need to know which way it rotates so you don't accidentally make it loosen when you do a pull up.
1757914
The mounting brackets are round. The could rotate some, it has rubber feet on both ends. I weighted 180 when I used mine without their ting brackets it never fell down once. I could drop my weight I it and it would stay put.
1700867
Yes, and if you haven't already purchased it, don't bother. It's flimsy, bends when grabbing a paper towel, and can only be mounted in one position. The back side of the bar is hollow. I ended up trashing it and buying a different one. Hope this helps.
570954
It mounts like a standard towel bar. Has a metal mounting piece or clip as you call it that screws into wall. Then the round wall mounting piece goes over it and is secured to it with a set screw.
311607
You should be able to mount it on a horizontal bar (which I haven't tried). The holder does rotate on plastic gear teeth, like a ratchet.
1319922
you can...i did the same thing with mine and it works fine. you cant tell by the pictures, both ends of the bar have hole in them so you can bolt the bar to the brackets to keep the bar from spinning. I only bolted one end of my bar and it works perfect.
829933
It comes with mounting brackets, may need a little bending but should work no problem.
1914017
yes, the ends rotate... but it is very diffacult to mount the unit with the ends in a vertical position. otherwise it is very sturdy. if you're going to mount the unit verticaly, i'd suggest you look for a different mounting arrangement unit. i hope i made myself clear.
60508
No, this particuliar model rotates freely around the post. Handy when you need to hurriedly detach and reattach. Fwiw, these work quite well...use 24 hr epoxy to set the mounts though...the 5 minute stuff doesn't cut it...you trade set up time for strength I guess...anyway, lesson learned.
541575
Sorry this took so long, I've been out of town. It has a straight bar. So far it works OK.
342355
Bar was placed in afterwards. The mounts flex slightly and U can adjust the bar up or down. I tried mine in both positions.
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.
1505794
This will work on Square and Round bars. Most oval bars will be too large for this mount.
1099867
No. The brackets are bent to fit on any bar, round or flat, but the openings are only 2" across. The rack on my truck is made out of 2" tubing and I had replace the bracket bolts with longer ones in order for it to work.
785178
Thanks for your patience. No, the top mounting bracket will not pivot--in fact, it might be a challenge to even mount it sideways. But all things being equal, its a great stand. Super stable and well-constructed. But, good call: the pivot option should be considered by the manufacturer for future versions.
835702
I just looked at it again. There is a thin metal bar that goes between the cross bars and the knobs, I guess this is thin enough to conform to the round cross bars, but I just don't know how well it would hold.
2103357
mine was round and was easy to install with a drill.this worked great for me
1151788
It comes with a mount that will rotate at 90 degree increments so you can mount to the bars or your stem. Its a great cycle comp, ive had a few and this is by far my favorite.