Is the semi-circular swivel bracket attached to the stem below via a screw? (I want to adapt the mirror to a larger stand on the floor). Thanks.
262948
No screw...kinda like a double nut with a hole n the center. There has been no way for me to tighten it, so it is always wobbly.
262949
The swivel bracket has a permanent screw that screws into the rod below it on the picture. I don't know if you can actually remove it without ruining the swivel bracket. It's not a normal screw. The part you can see going through the swivel is smooth and goes through the bracket. The underneath screw part is not a round screw, but more oval shape with threading only on part of it. Hard to explain. The sizing would be tricky.
478356
I'm not sure they mounted it up in our warehouse. I'll see if I can tell. The mirror is mounted on a steel rack that has wire shelves. they bolted it on with the rack I guess that came with the mirror. Hope that helps.
2214197
Ive used it on the bathroom mirror only, there are screw-anchors included, for mounting elsewhere
2072998
Yes, the mirror can be swiveled by twisting in the handlebar, and also swiveled with the pivot built into the mount where the mirror attaches to the bar mount, so it can be adjusted to any position.
761197
no bracket needed, there was a metric bolt i removed that held on my winch switch bracket on, and the mirror threaded into its place.
98462
No, it is attached to a fixed mount. There are other models that can be angled. Visit the manufacturer web site and watch videos on youtube.
201749
The mirror is screw mounted on top. If you take it off, it will have, I think, four screw holes (that could be filled in ),Top is smooth and square. I Hope that helps.
1844366
No...it's a solid arm. I couldn't be happier with my all brass purchase. The whole fixture does swivel without loosening anything. The flow is quite adequate for my needs. Hope this helps
354273
Yes the threaded end on mirror takes the place of the bolt and when mirror is adjusted were you want there's a jam nut that tightens it up
832928
There are two holes on the bracket. We had to drill our holes but it was not a problem. The mirrors are worth it.
1265279
Yes, mine is attached to the other side. It is attached with 2 L brackets and you can screw them to the back of either side.
1898229
When I removed my mirror I just had to remove the nuts. The bolts are attached to the mirror so the are hidden from the outside for cosmetics only. It makes it way easier just to thread on the nuts from the inside, no holding bolts to keep from turning. I would see about removing the bolts from your mount.
2054535
It could be. Mine is low, so I needed a particularly tall mirror. The mirror part swivels, so that helps.
1031513
Kinda. It is the Assembly (frame) only. There is no mirror with it. The BIG THING to remember is that this is for a Semi. Not for a normal truck. It hangs WAY far out. You may be able to modify it like I did. I got it to work from using parts from my trucks frame and alter the parts it came with. But I do wish I got something that worked off the shelf.
1759554
Yes, the mirror swivels up and down. The unit has 2 different mirrors with different power.
2072999
It does not freely swivel. It is hinged so it adjusts in one plane only. Further adjustments can be made by turning the mirror mount in the bar end. It is easy to adjust and once set in the desired position, this mirror doesn't loosen up. Road vibrations don't affect it and if accidentally bumped it is quick and easy to reset back into the desired position. The mirror is glass so it has excellent reflection but it can crack if the bike is dropped on it. I have had several different styles of bar end mirrors and this is by far the best.
1905549
Yes, there's a threaded adaptor that come with bracket. Not sure it it would be the most stable option though.