How easy is this to mount/dismount from your bike? Do you have to loosen the screw each time you want to take it off or is there a clip?
1124081
Yes you have to completely unscrew the fastener to remove from vehicle. No tools required. Takes about a minute
1124082
A clip to the handlebar would probably be too loose and movable. It has a very secure mount with rubber pads, and yes it is tightened with a screw which has a large wing for ease of use without tools. However, the device that the clip holds can be removed easily by squeezing the clip handles to open it.
757754
The hooks you see at the back hooks onto the handlebars and the bottom of the hook attachment rests against the bike frame. It is very easy to take off, so my daughter has a little cable with a lock to keep it from being stolen.
1236454
With a few cranks of an allen you can get it off. Never actually done it though, so I can't vouch for its stability
489764
Yes there's was a quick release or you could use the clip that comes with it to stow it and just leave it on the bike.
1101273
The light itself has a quick release to get it off the mount, but the mount itself is attached via a Phillips head screw. The light without the mount is pretty useless, but if you're concerned about it being stolen, it's simple and quick to take off the light and bring it with you, leaving only the mount attached to the bike. I suppose someone would be able to steal the mount, but they'd need a screwdriver, and I'm not sure why anyone would want a light-less mount.
121552
Very easy, i just removed mine last night. It's one screw and it's easily reachable.
1917309
It can be taken off quickly if you want to. One strap is Velcro and the other is a plastic clip you just squeeze it and pull the strap loose through the metal bars under your seat. It doesn't hit my legs as I have it attached under my seat. I have a dual sport bike so depending on the bike type I can't say for sure but with mine I don't hit my legs on it.
1261519
It's attached by velcro straps. Very easy to put on & take off. You can attach it anywhere on your bike.
497883
Mine came with all necessary hardware and was very easy to mount. If you look at the product pictures online, there are two pieces of mounting hardware. One is a clamp that fits around the handlebar. This allows you to snap the bag in and out so you can take it with you when you park (the yellow thing on top is the release mechanism). The other piece of hardware you can't really see in the picture. It is a simple metal strap that goes under the stem and keeps the clamp and the bag from rotating downward. the whole things works very well. I just did a two day ride on an unpaved trail and the bag and hardware did not budge the entire trip and held up well to mud, rain, etc. Mine came with all necessary hardware and was very easy to mount. If you look at the product pictures online, there are two pieces of mounting hardware. One is a clamp that fits around the handlebar. This allows you to snap the bag in and out so you can take it with you when you park (the yellow thing on top is the release mechanism). The other piece of hardware you can't really see in the picture. It is a simple metal strap that goes under the stem and keeps the clamp and the bag from rotating downward. the whole things works very well. I just did a two day ride on an unpaved trail and the... » Read More Mine came with all necessary hardware and was very easy to mount. If you look at the product pictures online, there are two pieces of mounting hardware. One is a clamp that fits around the handlebar. This allows you to snap the bag in and out so you can take it with you when you park (the yellow thing on top is the release mechanism). The other piece of hardware you can't really see in the picture. It is a simple metal strap that goes under the stem and keeps the clamp and the bag from rotating downward. the whole things works very well. I just did a two day ride on an unpaved trail and the bag and hardware did not budge the entire trip and held up well to mud, rain, etc. « Show Less
429381
Mine is the simplest and similar to another poster's method. I just use a bike lock and put it thru the handle, then attach it to whatever is close and available. Yes, this is very minimal and is just somewhat of a minor deterrent, but much better than nothing.
2218652
it depends on your bike.mine had a quick release mechanism,so it could easily slip in. Then i had a quick adjustment to make it screwed down,so it cant be removed and stolen,easily
193611
It does have a quick release however the case is quite cumbersome, fine for just hopping off the bike (to pop into a shop) but not ideal for carrying around all day. I believe it also has a screw to lock it in place more securely however I have not needed to use that (even at naughty speeds).
124474
It's really easy, theres a velcro strap on the top so it comes out that way. I love this mount because the velcro that goes around the middle is very sturdy and strong.
1988
Never ever. I drive my bike crazy. It never comes off. The clip on is made very well
1206511
it is a pretty simple screw/unscrew. no tools needed. this is a great tripod if you are not in a hurry, takes a little bit to set up. i shoot a large nikon d800 with large lenses and the head takes some tightening. for smaller cameras this would not be an issue. I was happy with the purchase over all. light and packs small.
2121776
The bracket that is attached to the handle bars is two pieces that can be tightend/loosend/adjusted with screws. I've used mine on different bikes with no problems. I suppose you could use longer screws to attach it if you have a problem. It's a very nice product.
989666
Ya, you can remove it no problem. Easy on, easy off. The best by far holder I have ever used. You won't go wrong with this mount.